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Poland wins Eurovision Dance Contest

Sunday, 7 September 2008

Poland has waltzed off with the trophy at the Eurovision Dance Contest.

Ireland, represented by Gavin O'Fearraigh and Dearbhla Lennon, failed to make the top ten, ranking 11 out of 14 couples.

The UK, with Vincent Simone and actress Louisa Lytton representing, finished ninth.

The competition - at Glasgow's Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Scotland - featured couples made up of one professional plus a celebrity.

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