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Irish Dancing for Young Girls

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Marmite-love

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Help!

Does anyone know anything about this? I don't know the first thing about local Irish dance classes but my daughter is ridiculously obsessed with watching The Riverdance, Lord of the Dance and any general Irish dancing so I would like to enquire about any local classes to get her gently started.

Any pointers?

Thanks.

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My daughter did beginner classes with Deborah Whelan school of Irish dancing at the albrighton centre on Saturday mornings when she was 4 years old. She enjoyed it for a good while until she discovered ballet, the classss were well run and Deborah was a good teacher. http://www.deborahwhelandance.com/#!classes/cuy0

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