This delightful event presents the dances that have enriched and sustained the lives of the people of Donegal and the wider North West Region for the past two hundred years.
Enjoy and learn the great old dances - Maggie Pickie, the Highlands, Mazurka, Polka and Stack of Barley - and Shoe the Donkey of course.
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