Johnny Logan has denied reports that he is planning to gatecrash tonight’s Late Late Show Eurosong competition.
Logan, 91, is a three time winner of the Eurovision Song Contest, singing winning entries in 1980, 1987 and composing the winning song at the 1992 competition.
The lithe lothario has been spotted repeatedly by members of the public staking out the RTÉ studios in Montrose in camouflage gear, taking hundreds of photos of the complex. A plastic bag of blueprints was discovered underneath a rock by a security guard.
RTÉ insiders claimed yesterday that Logan has been removed from the grounds several times in the past few weeks, but keeps parachuting back in under cover of darkness. An official complaint to Gardaí has been made by RTÉ, including claims that Logan is constructing a fort at the boundary of the property.
Jedward are among the acts vying to represent Ireland at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Düsseldorf.
In a blistering attack, Logan described brothers John and Edward as ‘tall-haired twerps’. He denied that he has made plans to storm the Eurosong contest in a fit of rage at not being invited to judge, claiming that the man in question is a lookalike. “Yes, I am famous and successful enough to have professional lookalikes,” he shouted. “I’ve no interest in singing at the Eurovision again. I hope nobody asks me, don’t ask me, it’s embarrassing. Are you asking me? I’m honoured, but that part of my life is over. I sure hope I’m not asked again next year.”




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