
Flying Irish
The Flying Irish Dance Troupe
2022 Appearances
June 16: 5:30-7:30 pm, Year-end Hooley, Saima Park, Fitchburg
June 25: 10:00 am, Pepperell July 4th Annual parade, Free
June 28: 7:00 pm. Barn concert with Poor Man's Gambit & the Flying Irish Dance Troupe at the Flying Irish Studio.
September 24: Ashby Pumpkin Festival, Ashby, MA, time TBA
2023 Appearances
April 2023: 12th Annual Flying Irish Spring Feis
June 15: 5:30-8:00 pm. Annual Hooley. Saima Park. Tickets required.
July 1: Pepperell July 4th Annual parade, Free
Contact us now to book your event!


The Flying Irish did a great job for an audience of over 70 people! There were so many dancers of a variety of ages, and each dance was unique! The dancers were all so talented, and the crowd especially loved the rhythm of the hardshoe jigs. For many parents, it was a great way to introduce their children to the art of Irish Dance; kids loved seeing the dancers leaping across the stage. Everyone had a nice time, and it was a fun way to kick-off the St. Patrick's Day weekend. We would love to have the Flying Irish perform again!
M. McQuaid, Ingersoll Memorial Library
Booking Requirements
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Performance Stage: A wooden performance area, clean and level no smaller than 16' x 18'.
If a sectional stage is provided, all sections must be securely locked together. -
Three to five chairs located backstage or side stage.
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Sound: A system appropriate for the performance space with input jack for ipod or iphone. One microphone for announcements and/or dance instruction. (LUK if you need us to bring the sound.)
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Professional venues: Monitors at stage front or speakers at side stage, pointing toward dancers. Knowledgeable technician to run sound and lights.
**Optional: microphones at floor level. -
Bottled Water.
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Changing and waiting room/area, clean and uncluttered. Must be private.
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Reserved parking, close to venue (or transportation from parking to venue).

Highlights
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Jaffrey, NH St. Patrick's Day Parade
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2019: Brookline, NH parade, the largest parade in NH's history
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Our Dancing Dino Duo video went viral in summer 2018, being shown on Good Morning America, and on local & national news in the US and other countries (seen by over 2 millon people)
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performed with Pride of New York, Lunasa, Eileen Ivers, Natalie McMaster, Cherish the Ladies, Lenehan, Christmas with the Celts
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entertainment at TEDxNatick
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Educational Museum Performances (Mariposa & DeCordova)
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Wachusett Mountain's Celtic Festival headliners for all 3 years, Applefest's Celticfest
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"Best Performance Group" Orange, MA Harvest Parade 2008, 2010
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Disney World & Hersheypark performances
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Children's Literature Festival at Keene State College
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Peterborough Children & the Arts Festival (15+ years)
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weddings, family reunions
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United Nations Consular Ball
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educational programs for high school & elementary school students
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Multicultural Festivals
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Nashua Pride baseball game
The Townsend Public Library has hosted the Flying Irish dancers for St. Patrick's Day entertainment multiple times. We always have a huge crowd. The performances are lively and fun to watch. I highly recommend this wonderful group of dancers.
S. Schuttler, Townsend Public Library
"The Flying Irish Dancers have become a welcomed tradition at Great Wolf Lodge New England by our guests and pack members for our annual St. Patrick's Day celebration year after year. Mary-Sarah is well organized and professional and her dancers are a delight with their fast foot work and smiles that just don't quit. We look forward to their return every year!"
M. Crowley, Kids Experience manager, Great Wolf Lodge New England

