Staten Islanders learned about Irish culture and history while picking up some new dance moves Sunday. ... Irish eyes are smiling as kids step dance in Livingston. Published: Mar. 11, ...

As with many things Irish, step dancing has a long history. It is believed to have evolved more than 2,000 years ago, when Celtic druids danced in celebration of oak trees and the sun, according ...

Irish step dancing continues to be popula in Connecticut -- and not just with the Irish. Above are representatives of the Lenihan School of Dance performing during a St. Patrick's Day, 2014, event ...

Sheila Savage learned to step dance almost as soon as she learned to walk. Coming from a family of Irish step dancers, Savage was the third generation to learn the craft, which survived the family ...

The popularity of Irish step dancing south of Boston makes sense, given the Irish ancestries in many communities. Nearly half the population in Scituate, Hanover and Marshfield claim Irish ...

The Emerald Isle Step Dancing troupe, led by Jennifer Woss, teaches a few dance steps to the students of Holy Rosary School. Performing for Holy Rosary Catholic School in Duryea are the Emerald ...

The U16 choreography team will travel to Montreal for their first time in the World Irish Step Dancing competition March 29 through April 5 to perform a different style of Irish dance.

When Yutaka Usui tells people he teaches Irish set dancing, many think of "Riverdance," and the complex, athletic moves that are a part of the legendary dance troupe's repertoire.

This became such a phenomenon in Irish Dancing that it was as much about the fashion statement as the dancing. Some parents were spending up to $3,000 on costumes and a fortune on wigs.