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:Instructor Kay Brown LaGreca began dancing in County Cork, Ireland at the age of five.  After moving to Texas, she grew to love Irish dance under the instruction of Emily Touzin.  She continued to dance with Emily until she met Eoin O'Maoileidigh (a competitive TCRG from Dublin, Ireland) in April of 1994.  Kay attended her first competition under Eoin in June of 1994 and swiftly began to work her way through the levels.  In March of 1995, after less than a year of dedicated practice and class time, Kay entered her first preliminary championship, where she won third place.  She continued competing successfully for the next three years, during which she won the Southern Region Oireachtas and qualified for Worlds.  In January of 1998, Kay's beloved teacher Eoin moved back to Ireland and left the school to Kay.  The school was supported by Colm O'Maoileidigh, TCRG until Kay became TCRG certified in October of 2001.  The school now known as the Shandon School of Irish dance (named for the Shandon bells in County Cork) has enjoyed many successes over the years including regular recalls and qualifications for Worlds at the Southern Region Oireachtas and recalls and placings at the North American Irish Dance Championships.
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:Under the instruction and direction of Kay LaGreca, TCRG, and Maura Anderson, TCRG, Shandon-O'Regan Irish Dance Academy is a certified school of traditional Irish step and ceili dancing in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, registered with An Coimisiún le Rincí Gaelacha (the Irish Dancing Commission) and the Irish Dance Teachers of North America Southern Region.  Our classes meet weekly in Richardson.
  
:Shandon Irish dancers regularly perform at nursing homes, schools, parades, and festivals in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, including the Downtown Dallas St. Patrick's Day Parade and the North Texas Irish Festival at Fair Park.
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:Dancers of all ages and abilities learn Irish Dancing in a supportive and caring environment.  Please browse our website for information, and feel free to contact us with any questions.
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:Shandon-O'Regan dancers regularly perform at nursing homes, schools, parades, and festivals in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, including the North Texas Irish Festival and Texas State Fair. Contact us if you would like information on a performance at your event!
 
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Revision as of 20:33, 13 March 2015

From their web site

Under the instruction and direction of Kay LaGreca, TCRG, and Maura Anderson, TCRG, Shandon-O'Regan Irish Dance Academy is a certified school of traditional Irish step and ceili dancing in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, registered with An Coimisiún le Rincí Gaelacha (the Irish Dancing Commission) and the Irish Dance Teachers of North America Southern Region. Our classes meet weekly in Richardson.
Dancers of all ages and abilities learn Irish Dancing in a supportive and caring environment. Please browse our website for information, and feel free to contact us with any questions.
Shandon-O'Regan dancers regularly perform at nursing homes, schools, parades, and festivals in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, including the North Texas Irish Festival and Texas State Fair. Contact us if you would like information on a performance at your event!