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Riverdance in the Gaiety Theatre Dublin - 3rd July - 25th August 2007 |
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Riverdance in the Gaiety Theatre Dublin
Riverdance is a theatrical show consisting of traditional Irish step dancing, notable for its rapid leg movements while body and arms are kept largely stationary.
Riverdance was first performed during the interval of the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest on April 30.
In November 1994, tickets were sold in Dublin for the first full-length show of Riverdance, which opened at the Point Theatre on February 9, 1995 including in the cast Irish Dancing Champion Jean Butler and Michael Flatley. The show ran for five weeks and was a sell-out.
Riverdance continues to be performed all over the world. Each production company is named after an Irish river. Currently performing companies are the Boyne (touring the United States), Avoca and Foyle (in Europe). Current productions are half the size[1][2] of the original performances
Why not view our Dublin Hotels while in Dublin for the Riverdance
Performance in the Gaiety Theatre.
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The North Star Hotel, Dublin City Centre |
Ideally located beside the International Financial Services Centre, with Connolly Train station and the National bus depot at her doorsteps. The North Star Hotel offers you the best of both business and pleasure. Contemporary and traditional interiors transfuse together creating a unique intermediary relaxed mood.
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The Regency Airport Hotel, Dublin |
The Regency Hotel is located 3km north of Dublin City centre on the main route to Dublin’s International Airport (6km), close to all major attractions, including Croke Park, O'Connell Street, The Helix Theatre, Clontarf Golf Club and Dublin City University.
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The Royal Hotel & Leisure Centre |
The Royal Hotel and Leisure Centre has already received plaudits from organisations such as the AA, the RAC and Bord Failte (The Irish Tourist Board).
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