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Internationally renowned dance teachers lead group Irish-dance classes that demonstrate basic step-dancing techniques for youths 6 and older
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.SusanTOP REVIEWER
18 ratings13 reviews
Great instructors, very talented and patient. Lots of energy in the classes!
PamelaHELPFUL REVIEWER
4 ratings3 reviews
My daughter started this year taking lessons. She loves them! Both of the teachers (Kieran and Dympna) are so well qualify, nice and patience. I strongly recommend Devoy Academy of Irish Dance. We are very, very happy with everything.
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- C$89.99 for 10 group Irish-dance classes (a C$250 value)
- C$149.99 for 20 group Irish-dance classes (a C$500 value)
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Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. 24hr cancellation notice required. Must be 6 or older. No adults over 16 years of age. New registrations only. Not valid at Brampton Location.
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About DeVoy Academy of Irish Dance
A line of girls wearing brightly colored dresses painted with Celtic knots dance in formation, their hard shoes clacking against the floor and tightly wound curls bouncing as their fast-moving feet become blurs. Irish dancing has long entranced people all across the world with its rapid steps and colorful costumes. And the Devoy Academy of Irish Dance teaches this art form with a bevy of classes for youths.
Its instructors, Kieran and Dympna DeVoy, have both danced since childhood and have reached top levels of competition. For the past five years, Kieran, who is the principal dancer in the Celtic Dance Company of Canada, has toured with Magic of the Dance—one of the most successful Irish-dance shows of all time—and performing in the lead role.
Now, Kieran and Dympna teach children a blend of traditional and contemporary dances that use both hard and soft shoes. Though many students dance with an eye toward competition, classes accommodate both competitors and dancers seeking a bit of Irish fun that doesn’t require them to hunt down a leprechaun.