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❤🎉 👏 I love this!!!!! My feet don’t know how to it this yet but they are yearning to learn!!

Set dancing den chéad Scoth 👍🏻😎💪🏻🥃🍻

I saw a female dancer, young and very skilled!!! She had that bunny rabbit style in her legs. I forgot her first name but her family name was !King! 😺 Would that ring any bell? I’d love to see more of her stuffs. Perhaps a gariníon of his? Chuala mise go bhfur an Mháistéir bás faraor. Trua mhór. 😿

@Seamus McQuaid An bhfuil tú beo fós?

Gas!! Shes having great craic bless her. 💚☘

This was interesting to see. I liked the patterns they made and how they transitioned from one to another so smoothly! ❤

this IS going to be sent alon g to lady delfont as well for i am quite sure queen liz has never seen a proper wexford set danced before just to put the british in the picture that were not all big wigs velvey heavey dresses and unsmiling faces like we all had red hot poker s shoved up our holes god those bloody yank plastic paddys have a hell of a lot to answer for takeing our lovely danceing and basterdiesing it uck pure shite good and all as riverdance is but its still bullshite

I wish dance was brought back into school, church ( loved it miss it). It is the time of your life 😃

Wow,had me totally absorbed!I'm so envious.Michael Flatley eat yr heart out.😊

Wonderful!

who said that the best sense of rhythm is exclusively African hasn't seen Irish dancers! 👏🤩

Go Raibh Maith Agat!

Much better than any gym for sure

Lovely together

Beautifull Lonely together I love it Top of the morning to you don John

Love the music too! 😎 and The Sailors Bonnet to finish. What was the band’s name?

Tom King!!! Mo Dhia! My favourite rabbit 🐰 dancer in the world. Heard he sadly passed away. Was it a few years ago? Used to do set dancing at the Club Éireannach na Beilge is Brussels. It was fun. But don’t recall that awesome set. Must be as tough as the BalliBhúirne set Also seen a girl doing sean-nós with King as surename. Could she be a granddaughter of Tom King?

In colour in Ireland in the 70s, amateur. Wondering how much cost the camera

These were called the brefnie set dancers from cavan. The man at the top Pe sexton and man facing him Tommy King have passed away. The couple on the left are a husband and wife duo.

Mighty fine dancing here---enlightening to see all the POSITIVE comments regarding the possible origins of the movements and footwork, reflects the keen interest we all share in regards to the dancing.

Great dancers! I knew Christy and Jimmy and their friends very well when they were dancing competition around 1990 as the Kells Set. They won multiple All Irelands and were unbeatable for some years in Competition. The set in Toss the Feathers is the version they danced for competition then. This dance here is beautiful - it has elements of the Morris Reel and 16 Hand Reel as well as the Cavan Reel Set and it is danced to the Cavan step. All of the Cavan / Kells Dancers were great Céilí dancers also and their step is like the Roscommon step with an extra batter or shuffle. Lovely to see this. Thanks for uploading.

Beautiful dancing. They remind me of the great Kells Set Dancers

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Hofefully our dancing group will revive this dance! It's soooo great!

Tom King Sadly passed away this Friday morning surrounded by his loving family at age of 86

Séamus a chara, how did you find this video? In a cassette? DVD?A shame there is only 1 video of him

Longing for the 3D Blu Ray :) in full HD

Fantastic. A pleasure to watch.

Lovely dancing. For anyone that needs notes... www.danceminder.com/dance/show/derrad

Miss McLeod's (reel) / Boys of Bluehill (Hornpipe)

I remember from the late 70's til the mid 80's Tommy King & a group of dancers from around Oldcastle doing an 8-hand reel. Mighty dancers all including Christy Kelly & Jimmy Halpin. Tommy King's wife was also in the set. I was playing with The Bridge Ceili Band at the time & The Oldcastle set (as we called them) followed us everywhere we played. Distance was no drawback to these fabulous dancers & characters. Brilliant memories of a very happy bygone age.

I had the privilege of watching and dancing in sets with Willie Keane.He was a special Dancer and a lovely man.

Tom King is from Ballyjamesduff in County Cavan but he resides in Carnaross in Co Meath and in his eighties now.

All class Cavan dancers mighty stuff.The Cavan set.

harryMcgown playing flute

Hugh is teaching dancing for an comhdhail. Hi Hugh!

Hi Hugh, are you still dancing?

I think the tune is the mangled badger

Hi i just came across this video my name is hugh mc kenna and it is me dancing in the video i danced for a man called seamus kerigan in co derry

Could it be possible to have a DVD of those sean-nós past masters? In higher quality? Go raibh maith agatsa!

Morris Reel !! starts off normally ladies right hand cartwheel not gents confusing after that Cavan Reel step some of the dancer are cavan I think ? !! Well Done Its lovly danced !! Did Pat see it if he doesnt know WELL??

Absolutely Fantastic, Very proud of my Uncle Tommy X

Brilliant to watch, but "IMMENSELY"difficulty to learn I would say. Great dancers, Thanks very much for the upload Seamus Mcquaid. You're right, we're not likely to see that set done too often. HOW DID THEY LEARN IT !!!!!

Realy good dancers :)))