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The McBride & Fahy School of Irish Dance was founded by Margaret McBride ADCRG and is renowned for its excellence in Irish dance. The school has produced numerous champions and nurtures a deep appreciation for Irish culture. Known for its competitive success and commitment to tradition, the school offers a supportive environment where dancers of all ages and levels can thrive.

Niall Crehan is the youngest son of the accomplished Clare whistle and concertina player Vincent Crehan. With the support of his father, Niall was a highly proficient violinist from a young age in both Irish traditional music and classical music. He won the Father Matthew feis in under 14's and also won a multitude of competitions in the fleadh with groupí ceol, and also in slow air competitions.

THE RENT is unpaid. The last of the drink has been consumed. Three folk musicians are on their uppers, and they need to turn around their fortunes ahead of the mackerel season.

A quiz will take place tomorrow Friday February 20 to help fund a Galway dancer’s trip to compete in the World Championships for Irish dancing.

Get Jiggy With It is a new Irish dance fitness class aimed exclusively at adults. Irish dancing is a really enjoyable way to increase fitness, improve flexibility and lose weight. Get Jiggy With It aims to combine a high energy fitness experience with the best of what Irish dance has to offer.

An Jig Gig, TG4’s hit show to find the nation’s best traditional Irish dance act, is returning, and Galway dancers are being sought to take part in the new series.

A GALWAY parish priest is spearheading set dancing classes as a way of bringing different nationalities together in a spirit of fun and learning.

Looking for something different to do on St Patrick's Day? Well in the spirit of the day, Athlone Film Club is having an evening of Irish film followed by a traditional music session.