Irish Dance 1980's

[DeerParkNewsWire]

love it.

[wannaknowit]

such brilliant footwork,their timing is just breathtaking!!!!!They are sooo cuteeee!!!!!!:-))))))lovelyyyy­yyyy

[sangdelaterra]

I find this very nice way of dancing

[rinceor]

I may be wrong but I think this is Frieda and Muiread Gray, two sisters who danced for Inis Ealga in Dublin and were both World Champions.

[julietbravo69]

The speed and accuracy to which these steps were executed was outstanding. It was an absolute pleasure to watch.

[mcbrennan6133]

What I like is the clean footwork -- placement, crossing, clicks and cuts -- all executed beautifully. Though this is technically a "fast" hornpipe, the beautiful footwork should inspire today's "slow hornpipe" dancers to work on the details. Time passes, but there's never any change to these mantras: cross the feet, high on the toes, keep your rhythm. A beautiful video. Thank you!

[VCMazz]

Great stuff. Thanks for posting Gerry :-)

[pauldargan]

any idea who the two ladies are dancing?

[tedrickenator]

Anyone know the name of this tune by any chance?

Kevin Joyce uses this tune on his Back to the Start CD -- track 8 -- he lists it as The Humour's of Galway -- but I haven't been able to find an abc tune file with this name.

Is it known by another name?

Thanks,

Ted

[Pykem]

Also known as The Golden Eagle

Cheers

[tedrickenator]

WOW!!! That was really good! Thanks for posting!

[youngmumdanielle]

That is actually awesome !

I think id be dead at the end of that dance lol.

I loved how simplistic everything was but it still looked amazing!

[mairead027]

truly awesome!

[knossienne]

that was a crazy amount of steps in a row!