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Young singers and musical groups from Carlow are being invited to put themselves forward for an exciting opportunity to represent Ireland at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
TG4 and Adare Productions are looking for the Top 10 young singers or groups in Ireland to join us in the studio and battle it out to represent Ireland.
It is described as a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" for a talented youngster or group to showcase themselves and Ireland on the international stage.
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Auditions will take place throughout the country in March 2026. From those auditions, ten talented musicians will be chosen to compete in-studio for the ultimate prize of representing Ireland at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
The winner will go head-to-head with contestants from over 16 other European countries at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026. With over 7.5 million viewers across Europe, the show is a spectacular event.
To enter, all you need is an amazing singing voice! Applications are open to solos, duets and groups of up to a maximum of 6 people. To apply, send a 40-second clip of the applicant singing. Apply now at www.tg4.ie/junioreurovision
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