2007年10月12日 · Boyle O'Dowda Champion Irish Dancers performing their speciality dance at The Scottish Tattoo Fernehem Hall, Fareham 2007

Boyle O'Dowda Irish Dance Academy performing "A trip to the cottage" at The Scottish Tattoo Ferneham Hall, Fareham. 30 Sept 2007

The Boyle-O'Dowda Irish Dance Academy of Champion Dancers, captured at The Scottish Tattoo 2007 in Salisbury City Hall.

Scottish Tattoo 2003 - Taylor Academy Irish Dancers Irish dancing has been made even more popular in the UK and elsewhere by the "Riverdance" stage show. The Taylor Academy team continued that tradition with a fast-moving, energetic, synchronised performance which left them - and the audience - out of breath. ...

2002 was the fourth year in which the "Scottish Tattoo" was staged at the Royal Albert Hall in London and in Bournemouth on the south coast of England, providing a showcase for the skirl o' the pipes and Scottish singers and dancers. ... The Taylor Academy of Irish Dance were all mainly youngsters dressed in bright, multi-coloured Irish ...

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2024年3月6日 · This storied past is beautifully captured in Celtic tattoos, notably in Irish tattoos and Scottish tattoos, which reflect the bravery and heritage of these ancient warriors. Early on, the Pictish of Scotland and the Celtic warriors of Ireland would often don “woad” war paint, which was brought more into the public eye in a certain famous ...

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2009年9月27日 · Ferneham Hall, Fareham. 27th September 2009.

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