Eurovision Song Contest 1984 participants | Eurovision Song Contest News - 2008 Belgrade, Serbia 

Ireland returned to the contest, finishing second, while Greece and Israel withdrew. It was Remembrance Day in Israel so IBA decided not to send a song. Sweden won the Eurovision Song contest 1984 wit.. More..

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Date of the Eurovision Song Contest 1984: 5 May 1984
Location: Théâtre Municipal, Luxembourg
Broadcaster: RTL
Host(s): Desirée Nosbusch
Participating countries: 19
Voting: Each country allocated 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point to the top 10 of the national jury in descending order.

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Eurovision Song Contest 1984

		country	participant(s)	song	pts	rnk
	1	Sweden	Herrey's	Diggi-loo diggy-ley	145	1
	9	Ireland	Linda Martin	Terminal '3'	137	2
	4	Spain	Bravo	Lady, lady	106	3
	10	Denmark	Hot Eyes	Det' lige det	101	4
	8	Belgium	Jacques Zegers	Avanti la vie	70	5
	18	Italy	Alice and Battiato	I treni di Tozeur	70	5
	6	United Kingdom	Belle and the Devotions	Love games	63	7
	3	France	Annick Thoumazeau	Autant d'amoureux que d'étoiles	61	8
	16	Finland	Kirka	Hengaillaan	46	9
	2	Luxembourg	Sophie Carle	100\% d'amour	39	10
	19	Portugal	Maria Guinot	Silêncio e tanta gente	38	11
	15	Turkey	Bes Yil Önce, On Yil Sonra	Halay	37	12
	14	Germany	Mary Roos	Aufrecht geh'n	34	13
	11	The Netherlands	Maribelle	Ik hou van jou	34	13
	7	Cyprus	Andy Paul	Anna Mari-Elena	31	15
	17	Switzerland	Rainy Day	Welche Farbe hat der Sonnenschein	30	16
	5	Norway	Dollie de Luxe	Lenge leve livet	29	17
	12	Yugoslavia	Vlado and Isolda	Ciao amore	26	18
	13	Austria	Anita	Einfach weg	5	19

Click here for a full crostable of the votes (available after the contest)

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Ireland returned to the contest, finishing second, while Greece and Israel withdrew. It was Remembrance Day in Israel so IBA decided not to send a song. Sweden won the Eurovision Song contest 1984 with the happy song Diggi-loo diggy-ley. This song became a real evergreen, but the Italian song I treni di Tozeur became a huge hit all over Europe although it only became 5th. The song had a little opera-part in it, which was song in German. The Irish song was written by former and future Eurovision winner Johnny Logan under his real name Sean Sherrard.