✪ 2ND PLACE 1984

Ireland

Terminal '3'

Linda Martin

POINTS137

BPM—

TONE—

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🏆 Contest Performance

GRAND FINAL 2nd Place 137 Points

SEMI-FINAL N/A (Direct Finalist)

final2nd137 pts

◇ Who Voted for This Song

Country-by-country points from the contest score data stored on the site.

final 2nd · 137 pts

17 voters

Belgium

12 Total

Switzerland

12 Total

Italy

12 Total

Sweden

12 Total

Austria

10 Total

Cyprus

10 Total

Germany

10 Total

Spain

10 Total

Turkey

10 Total

United Kingdom

8 Total

Finland

7 Total

Netherlands

7 Total

Luxembourg

5 Total

Norway

4 Total

Denmark

3 Total

France

3 Total

Portugal

2 Total

♬ Lyrics

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♚ Credits & Delegation

ARTIST Linda Martin Terminal '3'

Past participations

2022 · IrelandspokespersonsThat's Rich▶
2009 · IrelandjuryEt Cetera▶
2007 · IrelandspokespersonsThey Can't Stop The Spring▶
1985 · IrelandcommentatorsWait Until the Weekend Comes▶
1984 · Irelandartist_peopleTerminal 3▶
1992 · IrelandArtistWhy Me?
1984 · IrelandArtistTerminal 3▶

ARTIST PEOPLE Linda Martin

Past participations

2022 · IrelandspokespersonsThat's Rich▶
2009 · IrelandjuryEt Cetera▶
2007 · IrelandspokespersonsThey Can't Stop The Spring▶
1985 · IrelandcommentatorsWait Until the Weekend Comes▶
1984 · Irelandartist_peopleTerminal 3▶
1992 · IrelandArtistWhy Me?
1984 · IrelandArtistTerminal 3▶

🌍 Country Legacy (Ireland)

NOTABLE ENTRIES

The VoiceEimear Quinn (1996)

Rock 'n' Roll KidsPaul Harrington & Charlie McGettigan (1994)

In Your EyesNiamh Kavanagh (1993)

Why Me?Linda Martin (1992)

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Artist Info

Linda Martin

Linda Martin is an Irish singer known for her successful Eurovision Song Contest appearances. She represented Ireland twice, achieving notable results in both entries. In 1984, she performed "Terminal 3," finishing in 2nd place with 137 points. Martin returned in 1992 with the song "Why Me?" and won the contest, earning 155 points and securing Ireland's victory.