Ireland to Boycott Eurovision in Bulgaria Over Israel's Participation
Ireland has announced it will boycott the Eurovision Song Contest to be held in Bulgaria, citing Israel's participation as the reason. The decision was reportedly made in protest of Israel's inclusion in the competition.
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