It had been seven long years since the Irish Dancing World Championships had ... Sophie Reilly - laced up her dancing shoes, took a deep breath and ... Drogheda United’s heavy defeat in Derry ...

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — The vibrant rhythms and rich history of Ireland are set to captivate audiences in El Paso as "Taste of Ireland," a live Irish music and dance production, arrives ...

today, many still work to honor those traditions. it’s fast, it’s electric, and it’s filled with history and heart. i’ve taught dancing nonstop for 70 years, both here in ireland.

The Districts Board of Education voted six to nothing on dozens of layoffs, citing the expiration of COVID-19 era funding that allowed them to have certain programs and positions. This year marks ...

The other round is heavy shoe, which is a percussive style of Irish dance with loud, intricate rhythms. Dancers who place in the top half then do a third dance.

The collection, which was shown at the Newgen Presentation Space on Saturday 22 February, featured a riff on traditional Irish dancing shoes, statement leather cloaks and sultry harness detailing.

“If you get that recall, the judge will you separately on that dance and then it'll be a culmination of all of the marks that will lead to the overall placing on the day. “With the solo competition, ...

Image: 'Heavy' Irish dancing shoes in Fay's shop in Dublin's city centre Mr Fay lives in the north Dublin suburb of Clontarf, with his wife and three sons, aged 27, 24 and 22.

The rhythm of Irish dancing captivated Meagan Urbanek. So much so, she decided to tape up her own shoes and give it a go, starting when she was five years old after a family trip to the Cape Coral ...

Until the mid-1990s, Irish dance behaved the same way; it remained within the Irish community. Post-Riverdance, that cultural boundary fell away: anyone could learn Irish dance and excel at it.

Niamh has been teaching virtual Irish Dancing lessons to the students of Hands of Hope in Kampala, Uganda for the past year. “They are on to the heavy shoes now,” Niamh says with pride. “I can’t wait ...

Zachariah McLaughlin beat all but one of the dancers he competed against in Killarney last month, taking second place in the under-19 category of the An Chomhdhail World Irish Dance Championship.