27 Nov 2021
27 Nov 2021
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Judges, Janice Gibney, Jimmy Connell and Jessica Thompson
The public polls have come to an end in Longford's Next Superstar and Ríl Óg have emerged as the public favourite, with Freya Lilly O'Connor in close pursuit.
But nobody is safe just yet. With the public poll accounting for only 50% of the overall score, our five finalists have yet to impress our three judges.
Over the weekend, Janice Gibney of Backstage Theatre, Jimmy Connell of Jimmy's Jests, and the Longford Leader's own Jessica Thompson, will look at each of the finalists' entries and deliver their own scores.
These will be totted up on Monday with the final result being announced on Tuesday morning.
The results of our public poll are as follows:
See more details on the poll here.
The winner will pick up a stunning prize package worth €1,500 thanks to our sponsors:
Keep an eye out for updates on Tuesday morning!
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