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The list of banned items for the Eurovision has many on Twitter confused

The list of banned items for the Eurovision has many on Twitter confused

Not long to go now.

As summer approaches, there are many big events to look forward to – festival season, All-Ireland Sunday and Eurovision.

Yes, it’s that time of year when countries across Europe (and outside of it) come together to celebrate the power of song and it’s always a spectacular show.

Looking at the crowd there on the night, it’s typical to see many waving their country’s flag proudly for the cameras, however, there are quite a few things audience members aren’t allowed bring to the event.

Eurovision has just posted a reminder to those attending this year’s competition in Lisbon that they should leave certain items at home and it has many on Twitter very confused.

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So there you have it – leave your helmets, trolleys and golf balls at home because you won’t be getting those into the event.

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