As the “Riverdance” 25th-anniversary tour approaches New York, a critic takes stock of her nearly lifelong relationship with the Irish dance extravaganza.

Two Quebec teens used a science project to show why Irish dancing can lead to ankle, knee and hip injuries — and their results may help manufacturers build a better shoe.

O'Dwyer's collection was presented in the Newgen space, an initiative set up in 1993 to support the best emerging fashion design talents.

Traditional Irish dancing, as well as being captivating entertainment, can build stamina and endurance. But the moves can also take a toll on the body â as many dancers can attest.