There Are Hilariously Mixed Feelings Over Ireland’s 2017 Eurovision Entry

RTÉ yesterday announced and unveiled Ireland's entry for Eurovision 2017 in Kyiv.

Brendan Murray, formerly of HomeTown, will represent Ireland with Dying To Try, a song co-written by Swedish songwriter Jörgen Elofsson and British songwriter James Newman.

Haven't seen it yet? Take a gander below.

Personally, we think it's the best song Ireland's entered in a while now.

And the music video is nothing short of dreamy with all that drone footage.

But people are expressing some pretty conflicting feelings about the song...

well done brendan murray it amazing I can't stop listening to the video I can't stop singing it
— Winifred Clarke (@Winifre67706055) March 10, 2017

I really hope Ireland's Brendan Murray doesn't hit puberty in the middle of his performance. How awkward if his voice broke live #Eurovision
— Lucy Jayne Weaver ???????? La Venda ???????? Ktheju Tokës (@ThatLoopyJayne) March 10, 2017

Ireland have some chance this year boy, common Brendan Murray, you champ!????????????????????????????
— Roisa Duffy OLeary (@roisaduffy13) March 10, 2017

Brendan Murray's song for Ireland is... sort of different and chilling, did not expect that key change! not sure what I think #Eurovision
— Jack Walker (@JackTheFact29) March 10, 2017

You could have at least gone through all the Westlife members before subjecting us to Brendan Murray! ????#ireland #eurovision
— EUROBLAB (@euroblab) March 10, 2017

Brendan Murray has never seen Ireland winning Eurovision wow
— J (@lustforeuro) March 11, 2017

Gas.

Very mixed feelings indeed.

What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.