There is certainly no horsing around as the celebrities gear up for Country Week.

This ain't Texas ... this is Ireland! The Gardiner Brothers and Cairde have put their own Irish dance spins on Beyoncé's latest hit song "Texas Hold 'Em." The Gardiner Brothers have another verifiable ...

The first time Mark Howard appeared on “The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson” was in 1989. Howard had been coaching teams to victory at the world championships for Irish step dancing — the first ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Gayli, a dance night at a Brooklyn bar, provides a welcoming atmosphere for Irish dancing. By Siobhan Burke Photographs and Video by Yael Malka For ...

INTRODUCES YOU TO SOME OF THE DANCERS READY TO DANCING THEIR WAY DOWN THE STREETS OF THE BIG APPLE RIVER. DANCE WAS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MACY’S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE THIS YEAR, WHICH IS A ...

WITH A CATCHY TUNE AND SOME INTRICATE FOOTWORK, THESE YOUNG DANCERS ARE BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN THE EMERALD ISLE AND THE STEEL CITY. IT’S ALL ABOUT TRADITION. I FEEL LIKE IT REALLY HELPS KEEP THE ...

*Two Irish brothers have gone viral for step-dancing to Beyoncé’s country hit ‘Texas Hold ‘Em.’ In the video’s comments, one person wrote, “Never thought I’d see Irish step dancing while Beyoncé sings ...

The Collegiate Irish Dance Association (CIDA) is going from strength to strength since its inception ten years ago by tapping into a wide community of college students who want to continue, or begin, ...

Irish step dancing costumes on display at the “Evolution of Irish Dance Costumes” exhibit in the Irish American Heritage Museum on July 31 in Albany. Irish step dancing costumes on display at the ...

SITUATION DEVELOPS, DEVELOPS. ALL RIGHT. THE STRONG TIES BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND IRELAND SHOW UP THROUGHOUT THE STEEL CITY AS WE CONTINUE OUR ROAD TO IRELAND SERIES. THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS PREPARE TO ...

When Hollywood came calling, Tony Davoren almost didn't answer the phone. Around this time last year, Tony and his wife, Sheila Davoren, were getting ready for their usual summer work: teaching Irish ...