EUROVISION 2010 ODDS INDICATE IRELAND SET TO TROUNCE THE UK

Ireland's odds for Eurovision 2010 are at 33/1 but they are heavily-favoured to beat England by a considerable margin. William Hill has set up an Ireland vs United Kingdom match betting market with Ireland very short-priced to defeat England. 

You'll find Ireland's 2010 Eurovision entrant Niamh Kavanagh at a slim 1/12 to beat out the UK representative Josh Dubovie who is trading at 6/1 to beat out Ireland. Should a tie emerge between the two contenders you can back that at a massive 50/1. 
Paddy Power has released a few interesting bets for this one with Ireland to qualify for the final and receive nil points priced at 33/1. Ireland to receive top points from every voting country is trading at an improbable 100/1. If you are really confident in Ireland I guess that's where you should put your money. 

Paddy seems to favour Niamh Kavanagh to finish between 5-12 place with 5th-8th place at 5/2 and 9th-12th place at the same price. A surprise finish between 1st-4th is listed at a plausible 3/1. 
William Hill has priced the UK to receive nil points at 5/1 and the no option is trading at a slim 1/9. 
You can back the UK to beat out France and you'll get a solid 9/4 price if they can pull it off. France are 1/3 to outscore England. A tie between the two nations pays off at a very interesting 50/1. 
Paddy Power has priced Ireland at a slim 16/1 to win Eurovision while the UK trades at 150/1.