Eurovision: Happy Finnish

IRELAND’S Eurovision dreams were overshadowed by a LESBIAN kiss last night as Finland’s sexy singer sent temperatures soaring.

Krista Siegfrids, 27, vowed to “make a statement” about her country’s ban on gay marriage and she did that by planting a smacker on a girl dancer during her routine.The blonde babe chose her song, Marry Me, as a protest against the Finnish parliament’s decision to turn down a vote on gay marriage legislation last year.
Siegfrids said: “The fact is that Finland is the only country in the Nordic countries where gay marriage is not allowed, and I think that’s wrong. It’s 2013 now and I can kiss anyone I want to. It shouldn’t be a problem.”
Meanwhile, Ireland’s Ryan Dolan delivered the performance of a lifetime with his song Only Love Survives, but it wasn’t enough to end Ireland’s 17-year losing streak at the annual song contest...
Throughout the past week in Malmo, Ireland’s act has proven a huge hit with Eurovision fans. Topless dancers Alan McGrath and Colm Farrell won thousands of adoring fans by performing in tight leather trousers with Celtic symbols inked onto their torsos.

The Sun, Irish edition.

When the history books come to record the long struggle for marriage equality, Fagburn hopes they give this truly epochal moment its rightful place.
Last night the "blonde babe" and "sexy singer" Krista Siegfrids "planted a smacker on a girl dancer" at the end of a song, Marry Me, which is about how she wants her boyfriend to propose to her.
Maybe she's hinting he'll be getting lots of hot girl-on-girl three-way action, a popular fantasy for straight men?
Photos of Krista kissing a girl - and liking it! - have been by far the most popular way for the media to illustrate Eurovision 2013, both in the run-up to the contest, and this morning.*
Phwoar!
Fagburn hopes he isn't ejaculating prematurely when he says he thinks the battle for marriage equality is now as good as won.

* Last night host Petra Mede, performed a comic song about Sweden that actually did reference gay marriage there, and featured two male dancers kissing, though strangely this hasn't seemed to excite picture editors in the same way.

PS Screengrab from gormless Gay Star News. Finland came 24th. Ireland last - cue a thousand tweets observing how those fellas in the leather trousers turned out to be "bottoms".