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Dancers; Lorcan Flynn, Sara Jane Sheridan, Roisin Grant, Cadhlaigh Browne, Erin, Saidbh and Carla Flynn, Roisin Greene, Chantel Higgins and Aoibhe Lynch Picture: Shelley Corcoran
Last Friday Ballymore GAA held a celebration honouring the local dancer's achievements in competitions like Scór and Fleadh.
Creegan’s in Bunlahy played host to a night of Irish music and dance in honour of the dancers.
The dancers are not only County Champions but two-time Leinster Champions and finalists in the All Ireland Scór na nÓg.
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Ballymore is incredibly proud of their club member's achievements.
Elaine Reilly, the All Ireland Banjo champion, performed alongside Daithi Gormley and friends.
Local musicians were welcome to take part in the session, which ran from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
In a post on their Facebook following the event the club said, “To Elaine, Daithi, Grace, Erin, Carla and her wonderful group of dancers, you are the role models, they are inspiring, it was lovely to see all of the children in awe of the talent that was on stage.
“As a club, we are incredibly lucky to have such talented and inspiring role models to look up to.”
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Grace and Erin Ross, lifelong members of Ballymore GAA, entertained the crowd with their wonderful performance.
All in all the night was certainly one for the books and is bound to be remembered by the members of Ballymore for a very long time.
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