Irish Girls Dancing

[Grace O'Malley]

An Irish/Russian fusion. This is great.

[Grace O'Malley]

When and where this steping dance came from, and is this kind of dancing some distincive kind of dance, and if so, then how is named?

Originally rooted in the ancient Irish festivals. Influence from the Celts and Normans according to this. So influences are from Irish, French quadrilles and English country dancing.

The roots of Irish dancing come from the Celts and the druids who roamed the island before the onset of Christianity and outside influences came along. Many of the druids’ religious rituals involved dancing, usually in a circular fashion around sacred trees. The Celts had their own folk dances with similar formations. This type of dancing was common around much of the European mainland at the time, and although it wasn’t really anything like what traditional Irish dancing became, remnants of the formations and patterns can be seen.

https://www.claddaghdesign.com/histo...irish-dancing/

Just for a laugh.

[Gota_type_]

Good videos. I enjoyed them. Just try to make a look at videos that could resemble Irish traditional music related with my región:

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...+gallega+celta

Many videos there.

Also we have an international folk music in Ortigueira since many years ago. Here you can see The Chieftains playing with some galician folk music:

2014 Ortigueira - The Chieftains - Phil Cunninghan - Milladoiro - Escola de Gaitas

Not pretending to say that we are "celtic", but we were in prerroman times, so some vinculation is there.

[Grace O'Malley]

This can't be too good for the knees.

[Lucas]

An Irish/Russian fusion. This is great.

Band from my town

[Grace O'Malley]