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1971

Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1971
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Breizh Alan Stivell [1]
 Cymru
 Éire Scoil na Toirbhirte "Tomás MacCurtain" 1 [2]

1972

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1972
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Na h-Òganaich "Mi le m' uillin" Murdo MacFarlane 1 [2][3]
 Breizh Andrea Ar Gouilh [4]
 Cymru Eleri Llwyd [5]
 Éire
 Kernow Brenda Wootton Richard Gendall [6]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1972
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Breizh France Télévisions France 3 Bretagne 24 August 1972[a] [7]
22 July 1972[a] [8]
 Éire RTÉ 17 July 1972[a] [9]

1973

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1973
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh Youenn Gwernig "Distro ar Gelted" Youenn Gwernig [10][11]
 Cymru Heather Jones 2 [12]
 Éire Margaret O'Brein "Goirm thú" 1 [2]
 Kernow
 Mannin

1974

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The Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1974 was held on 18 May 1974 in Killarney, County Kerry.[13] For the only time in the contest's history, there was an unresolved tie and two winners were declared, being Wales and Ireland.[2] The contest was hosted by Eamonn Ó Múirí.[14]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 18 May 1974
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Na h-Òganaich "Cumha Dhiarmid" Annie MacKenzie [13]
 Breizh
 Cymru Iris Williams "I gael Cymru yn Gymru'n rydd" Rod Thomas, Robin Griffith 1 [2][15]
 Éire MacMurrough "Cuan bhaile na cúirte" Paul Kavanagh, Mary Kavanagh, Josephine O'Neill 1 [2][16][17]
 Kernow Rivendell "A, dus Kernewek" Roger Bennett, Don Sleigh 3 [18][19]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1974
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Éire RTÉ 22 December 1974[a] [20]

1975

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1975
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Calum Kennedy "Coille an fhasaich" Donald MacKillop [21]
 Breizh Daniel le Tonkeze & Deri Daoulas Alan-J. Raude, Louis Alvar [22]
 Cymru Bran "Caled fwlch" Gwyndaf Meirion 1 [2][23]
 Éire Clannad "An bealach seo 'tá romham" Clannad [24]
 Kernow Jean Camps [25]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1975
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Alba BBC BBC One Scotland 6 October 1975[a] [26]
 Cymru BBC Wales 4 July 1975[a] [27]
 Éire RTÉ 2 January 1976[a] [28]

1976

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 14 May 1976
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Mary Sandeman "Thoir dhomh do làmh" John MacLeod, Eric Spence 1 [2][29]
 Breizh
 Cymru Rhian Rowe "Y llanc glaslygad" Douglas Roberts [30][31]
 Éire
 Kernow
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1976
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Alba BBC Radio Scotland 26 May 1976[a] [32]

1977

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 13 May 1977
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh Kyaalldan "Breizh" Alain Samson, Arz Mael 1 [2][33]
 Cymru Cawl Sefin "Dafydd ap Gwilym" Meinir Lloyd, Peter Hughes Griffiths [31][34][35]
 Éire
 Kernow Carol Thompson [36]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1977
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Éire RTÉ RTÉ Radio 29 May 1977[a] [34]

1978

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 11 May 1978
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Mary Sandeman "Dualchas" Donald MacKillop 2 [37][38]
 Breizh Gouelia "Korn-bout" 1 [2]
 Cymru
 Éire Bridin Gilroy "Seoithin seo" Bridin Gilroy, Gabriel Rosenstock [39][40]
 Kernow Kemysk "An mystry" Richard Gendall [41][42]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1978
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Éire RTÉ RTÉ 1 10 November 1978[a] [43]

1979

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 16 May 1979
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Margaret MacLeod "An lon dubh" Margaret MacLeod 1 [2][44]
 Breizh
 Cymru Y Felin Wen "Ni welaf yr haf" Arfon Wyn [45]
 Éire
 Kernow John Bolitho [46]
 Mannin

1980

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 14 May 1980
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Anne Lorne Gillies "I Wonder If" Anne Lorne Gillies [47]
 Breizh
 Cymru Plethyn "Golau tan gwmwl" Geraint Lovgreen, Myrddin ap Dafydd [48]
 Éire Dermot O'Brien "Neansaí" Dermot O'Brien 1 [2][49]
 Kernow Neil Plummer, Leslie Calden, & Peter Asplett [50]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1980
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Alba BBC Radio Scotland 11 July 1980[a] [51]

1981

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 13 May 1981
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Kathleen MacDonald "Òran do cheit" Angus Anderson, Pat Anderson 1 [2][52]
 Breizh
 Cymru "Dechrau'r dyfodol" Eleri Cwyfan, Gareth Glyn [31][53][54]
 Éire
 Kernow
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1981
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Cymru ITV HTV 21 May 1981[a] [55]

1982

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1982
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Donnie MacLeod "Cadal cuain" Katie Morrison, Kenna Campbell 3 [56][57]
 Breizh
 Cymru Bando "Nid llwynog oedd yr haul" Geraint Lovgreen, Myrddin ap Dafydd 1 [2][58]
 Éire
 Kernow The Revivals "Yth ey bew" Jocelyn Brookfield [59]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1982
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Alba BBC BBC One Scotland 22 November 1982[a] [60]
 Cymru BBC Wales 21 July 1982[a] [61]

1983

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1983
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Mary MacInnis "Nam aonar le mo smaointean" John MacLeod, Eric Spence 1 [2][62]
 Breizh
 Cymru "Popeth ond y gwir" Robin Gwyn, Siân Wheway [31][53][63]
 Éire Michael Davitt "Seacht nóiméad déag chun a seacht" Michael Davitt, Philip King [64]
 Kernow Jane Griffiths Julyan Holmes [65]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1983
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Cymru S4C 21 June 1983[a] [66]

1984

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 16 May 1984
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Maoldomhnaich "Mi rùn mòr nan Gall" Canon Angus MacQueen, Michael MacDougall [67]
 Breizh
 Cymru "Y cwm" Huw Chiswell [31][53][68]
 Éire
 Kernow Ragamuffin "An wrannen" Chris Humphreys, Mary Humphreys, John Robert King 1 [2][69]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1984
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Alba BBC BBC One Scotland 25 May 1984[a] [70][71]
 Cymru S4C 5 June 1984[a] [72]

1985

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1985
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Capercaillie "Ùrnaigh a 'bhan-thigreach" Catriona Montgomery, Donald Shaw 1 [2][73]
 Breizh
 Cymru
 Éire
 Kernow Rooster "Geryow hag ylow gans" John Robert King [74]
 Mannin

1986

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The Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1974 was held on 14 May 1986 in the Áras Phádraig in Killarney, County Kerry.[75] There is no entry from Mannin on the official Pan-Celtic Festival 1986 casette, implying they did not compete.[76]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 14 May 1986[2][76]
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
 Alba Maggie MacInnes "Is maith an gnothach ris am bi dùil" Norman MacLean
 Breizh Kristen Nicolas "Gwerz maro paotr anst" Kristen Nicolas 1
 Cymru Eirlys Parri "Be ddylwn i ddweud" Marie Emlyn
 Éire Liam Merriman "An taistealaí" Liam Merriman
 Kernow Point of Pleasure[b] "An gof San Keverne" Paul Trevenna, Nick Davies, Dave Witts[77]

1987

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There is no entry from Mannin on the official Pan-Celtic Festival 1987 casette, implying they did not compete.[78]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1987[2][78]
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
 Alba Mary MacLean "Mas' Cheilteach thu a charaid" Kenneth Thompson, Sean Craig
 Breizh Arnaud Maisonneuve "Hent ar rizenn" Arnaud Maisonneuve
 Cymru Eryr Wen "Gloria tyrd adre" Euros Jones, Llion Jones 1
 Éire Róisín Ní Bhroin "Séid a ghaoth" Róisín Ní Bhroin, S. MacGearailt
 Kernow Connie Aiton & Gweryn Kernewek "Dasson y'n gwyns" Julia Allard, Connie Aiton

1988

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Cornwall did not participate in the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1988 due to a lack of submissions for their national selection.[79]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 11 May 1988
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Blair Douglas & Arthur Cormack "Ruith na gaoith" Blair Douglas [80]
 Breizh
 Cymru Manon Llwyd "Cân Wini" Manon Llwyd, Eirug Wyn 1 [2][81]
 Éire Tommy Healy [82]
 Mannin

1989

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There is no entry from Mannin or Breizh on the official Pan-Celtic Festival 1989 casette, implying they did not compete.[83]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 10 May 1989[83][84]
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
 Alba Simon MacKenzie "Ùrnaigh mhic an duine" Simon MacKenzie
 Cymru Hefin Huws "Twll triongl" Hefin Huws, Les Morrison 1
 Éire Eithne and Brian Mac Donncha "A stóirín, ní féidir liom tú a fháil" Tomás Mac Con Iomaire
 Kernow Gaja "Can an Avon Falla" Julia Allard 2

1990

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 9 May 1990
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Christine Kennedy "M' iondrainn air chuairt" 1 [2]
 Breizh
 Cymru Sobyn A'r Smeiliaid "Gwlad y rasta gwyn" Bryn Fôn, Rhys Parry [85]
 Éire
 Kernow
 Mannin

1991

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 4 April 1991
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Alan MacColl "Mo mhàthair" [86]
 Breizh
 Cymru Neil Williams "Yr un hen le" Richard Marks 2 [31][87][88]
 Éire
 Kernow Philip Knight & Frut Dyfennys "Deus yn-rag, Dolli" Philip Knight 1 [2][89]
 Mannin

1992

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 22 April 1992
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba Out of the Blue [90]
 Breizh
 Cymru Eifion Williams "Dal i gredu" Alwen Derbyshire, Meleri Roberts, Gwennant Pyrs 2 [31][53][88][91]
 Éire Gerróid O'Murchú "Soilse geala na cathrach" 1 [2]
 Kernow
 Mannin

1993

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 14 April 1993
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru Paul Gregory "Y cam nesa'" Paul Gregory [31][53][88]
 Éire Liam Ó hUaithne "An pobal scaipthe" 1 [2]
 Kernow
 Mannin

1994

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 6 April 1994
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru Paul Gregory "Rhyw ddydd" Paul Gregory, Lorraine King, Dave Parsons 1 [31][92][93]
 Éire
 Kernow Ryl an Gwella [94]
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1994
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Éire RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta 12 April 1994[c] [95]

1995

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 19 April 1995
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru Gwenda Owen "Cân i'r ynys werdd" Arwel John, Richard Jones 1 [2][31][96]
 Éire
 Kernow
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1995
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Alba BBC BBC Radio nan Gàidheal 20 April 1995[a] [97]
 Éire RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta Live [98]

1996

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 10 April 1996
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru "Cerrig yr afon" John Doyle, Iwan Roberts [31][53][99]
 Éire
 Kernow West "An arvor" 1 [2][100]
 Mannin

1997

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1997
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru "Un funud fach" Barry Jones [31][53][101]
 Éire Art Ó Dufaigh & Sean Ó hEanaí "Comhartha an ghaoil" 1 [2]
 Kernow
 Mannin
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 1997
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Cymru BBC Radio Cymru 11 April 1997[a] [102]

1998

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 16 April 1998
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru Arwel Wyn Roberts "Rho dy law" Rhodri Thomas 1 [2][103]
 Éire
 Kernow
 Mannin

1999

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There is no entry from Mannin on the official Pan-Celtic Festival 1999 CD, implying they did not compete.[104]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 8 April 1999[2][104]
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
 Alba Joanne Murray & Ceol "Baile Griais" Catherine R. Murray
 Breizh Jakez ar Born & Diwall "An troioù lava" Jakez ar Born
 Cymru Per Nod "Torri'n rhydd" Stephan Rhys Williams, Matthew McAvoy[105] 1
 Éire Mo Rúnsearc "Ceanntair grámhar" Damien Mac Gabhann
 Kernow SPIT "An baner anken" Cadwur James, Ian Ray, Sean Hooper[106] 4[107]

2000

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There is no entry from Mannin on the official Pan-Celtic Festival 2000 CD, implying they did not compete.[108]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 27 April 2000[108]
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place
 Alba Dòchas "Air slighe na fìrinn" Neuton
 Breizh Kan ha Biskoul "Bez e oa ul ledenez" Jacques Le Franc
 Cymru The Moniars "Cae o yd" Arfon Wyn
 Éire Naomh Crónan "Naomh Crónan" Damien Mac Gabhann
 Kernow Rachel & Tir Kemmyn "Tir kemmyn" Terry Wallwork 1

2001

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The Pan-Celtic Festival 2001 was cancelled due to the foot-and-mouth outbreak, but the song contest went ahead remotely through CD recordings.[109]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest 2001[2][109]
Nation Artist Song Place
 Alba 4
 Breizh
 Cymru Gainor Haf "Dagrau ddoe" 1
 Éire 3
 Kernow Rachel & Tir Kemmyn "Ow mos tre" 2
 Mannin

2002

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 4 April 2002
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Points Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru Elin Fflur and The Moniars "Harbwr diogel" Arfon Wyn, Richard Synnott 1 n [2][31]
 Éire
 Kernow Treiz Noath "Tees an castell" 2 n-1 [110]
 Mannin

2003

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 24 April 2003
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru "Oes lle i mi" Mererid Hopwood, Emma Walford [31][53][111]
 Éire
 Kernow Treiz Noath "Mor menta sewia" 1 [2]
 Mannin

2004

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 15 April 2004
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru
 Éire
 Kernow Kentyon Bew "Treusporthys" 1 [2]
 Mannin

2005

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 31 March 2005
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru
 Éire 2 [112]
 Kernow Krena "Fordh dhe Dalvann" 1 [2]
 Mannin

2006

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 20 April 2006
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru
 Éire Gealbrí "Seolfaidh me abhaile" Brighdín Carr, Geraldine Galligan 1 [2][113]
 Kernow
 Mannin

2007

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Pan-Celtic Song Contest - 12 April 2007
Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Cit.
 Alba
 Breizh
 Cymru 2 [114]
 Éire Deirdre Ní Chinnéide and Fraoch "Tá mé caillte go deo" Damien Mac Gabhann, Declan Masterson 1 [2][115]
 Kernow Krena "Bys penn an bys" [112]
 Mannin Veih'n Chree "Ooir ny cruinney" Breesha Maddrell 2 [114]

2012

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Partial detailed voting results[116]
Total score
Éire
Breizh
Kernow
Mannin
Alba
Cymru
 Éire 9 6
 Breizh 5 5
 Kernow 9 8
 Mannin 6 7 9
 Alba 8 6
 Cymru 7 5

2018

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The Pan-Celtic Song Contest 2018 was held on 5 April 2018 in the An Grianan Theatre in Letterkenny, County Donegal.[117]

Each nation provided one jury member who marked every song on the lyrics, music and presentation.[118]

Pan-Celtic Song Contest 2018 - 5 April 2018[118]
Draw Nation Artist Song Songwriter(s) Place Points
1  Mannin Biskee Brisht "Dty skeealyn" Ruby Biscoe-Taylor, John Kaighin[119] 4 35
2  Éire Padraig Seoighe & Niall Teague "Ar saoire" Padraig Seoighe, Niall Teague 1 52
3  Breizh Violaine Mayor and Joel Herrou "Son telenn ar releg" Violaine Mayor 5 33
4  Cymru Ceidwad y Gân "Cofio Hedd Wyn" Erfyl Owen[120] 6 30
5  Alba Oileanaich Ciùil Sabhal Mòr Ostaig "Iain Mac Sporain" Rody Gorman, Christine Primrose 3 44
6  Kernow The Rowan Tree "Tresor" Laura Garcia, Neal Jolly, Tom Fosten, Richard Trethewey[121] 2 52
Detailed voting results[118]
Total score
Alba
Breizh
Cymru
Éire
Kernow
Mannin
 Alba 44 10 6 12 10 6
 Breizh 33 10 5 5 8 5
 Cymru 30 6 5 6 5 8
 Éire 52 8 8 12 12 12
 Kernow 52 12 12 10 8 10
 Mannin 35 5 6 8 10 6
Broadcasts of the Pan-Celtic Song Contest 2018
Nation Broadcaster Channel(s) Broadcast date Cit.
 Éire TG4 TG4 Live [118]
– TG4TV
Pan Celtic International Festival on Facebook [117]

Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Delayed compilation broadcast
  2. ^ Also called 'Penna Lowender' in Cornish
  3. ^ Delayed broadcast

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