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The Irish Modern Dance Theatre come to Mullingar Arts Centre on Tuesday February 2 with their dance performance Actions.

“DARING PHYSICAL feats? Check. Competitiveness? Check. Underlying, shrugged-off, affection? Check...wonderfully enjoyable, skilfully paced, and full of small surprises.”

Conradh na Gaeilge's popular sean nós dancing classes under the expert tuition of Connemara sean-nós dancer Pádraig Ó h’Oibicín, return on Monday January 17.

The Tuam-based Linda Martyn School of Irish Dancing opened a little over two years ago. It is a relatively new school but has achieved a lot in such a short space of time, mostly due to the dedication of Linda Martyn herself.

Michael Flatley and his dance troupes delighted thousands of fans this week at the O2 in Dublin, however also stealing the show was Kilkenny dance teacher Bernadette Flynn as leading lady.

THE VERY best of Galway’s Irish music and dance talent comes out in force on Saturday to support The Haven Partnerships Haiti ‘Build It Week’.

It has been confirmed that Lili Cardoso, International Celtic harpist and part of the HarpMBass from Brittany, will be performing in this years Kilkenny Celtic Festival taking place from Sept 29 – Oct 3.

Fame The Musical is the story of every performer’s dream and follows the lives of the students at New York’s legendary High School of Performing Arts. This weekend it will conclude it’s run in the Royal Theatre with shows on today Friday, Saturday and Sunday. After two films, six seasons as a TV show, and having sold five million tickets in the UK alone in its six tours of the UK and numerous West End runs, Fame The Musical comes to The Royal Theatre Castlebar in this multi million euro production featuring the West End sets and costumes and a top UK and Irish production team.

Riverdance celebrates its 15th birthday in Ireland by returning to the stage in The Royal Theatre Castlebar this autumn.

A new dance academy is about to be set up in Kilkenny with Irish dancing stars bringing their experience to the marble city. Behind the new academy is Bernadette Flynn who started Irish dancing at the tender age of four in Co Tipperary.