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Late Late Show host Patrick Kielty will host Eurosong at the end of January.
The fourth of six entries for Ireland's national selection for Eurovision 2024 has been revealed ahead of a special 'Eurosong' edition of the Late Late Show later this month.
31-year-old Irish-Australian artist, Isabella Kearney will perform the song ' Let Me Be The Fire.'
Isabella has Donegal linegae and lived in West Cork for a period of her life.
Listen back to the song on The Ray D'Arcy Show HERE.
Isabella joins JYellowL with his song Judas, Ailsha with her song 'Go Tobann' - a track with lyrics in both Irish and English as well as Erica Cody in the Eurosong selection with her song 'Love Me Like I Do' after the pop and R&B singer was confirmed in the line-up on Monday.
The remaining two acts will be revealed on The Ray D'Arcy Show this week ahead of Late Late Show host Patrick Kielty hosting Eurosong on Friday, January 26.
This year's Eurovision Song Contest takes place in Malmö, Sweden between May 7 and May 11.
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