The Irish National Final was held on 12 February 1967 by

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in Dublin, Ireland.

Before Eurovision

National final

The final was hosted by

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at the studios of RTÉ in

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. The winner was chosen by postcard voting.

At Eurovision

Ireland started at placement 17th at the end of the start-field and finished 2nd place with 22 points.

Voting

References

Eurovision Song Contest : National Final : Ireland 1967 - ESC-History.com
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