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Saved by the bell the saying actually comes from bells that helped save Irish people from being what?
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Do Irish dancers wear bloomers under their dresses?
Irish dancers don't wear bloomers, but wear more of a pair of giant knickers.-Actually yes, they do wear bloomers. I am an Irish dancer and most people wear bloomers under their dress so when they kick high, you don't see their underwear. Some people wear tights instead of bloomers, but only if it matches their dress.
Why is Irish dance performed?
Same reason any dance is - people enjoy it. Irish dance is a very beautiful dance.
Why can't white people dance?
It's a matter of culture, not physiology. It would be better to say why can't people from Germanic cultures dance. The Spanish certainly have a very strong dance tradition as to the Gaels with their Irish and Scots Step dance. Check out 'Flamenco' and 'Riverdance' before saying 'White people can't dance.' In Riverdance 'Lord of the Dance' there is a interesting competitive display of Irish step alongside African - American dance. It might change your mind about 'white people can't dance' They can dance, just not in the way that other cultures like.
Who created the Irish dance?
No one person can be said to have created Irish dancing. There are many kinds of Irish dancing. It would have developed over hundreds of years, with many people adding new types of dance to what was there.
In what country did tap dancing start?
Tap dancing is actually an American form of dance. It is a blend of Irish step and African gumboot dancing. When both African Americans and the Irish were oppressed they somehow came together and tap was formed; a blend of steps from the Irish and rhythm and style from the African Americans. African Americans were not allowed to perform at first so minstrel shows were done by white people and they would black out their faces to make fun of the black dancers.
How many people are in the Irish?
There are actually 500,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Irish people.
Is saying feck to a Irish person insulting?
yes saying 'fech' to an Irish person is extremely insulting the ony reason i gues you have asked this for is that you have said it to an Irish erson, and in this case i am shocked its like telling someto go and die anyway i hope this helped from hedghog xx
Are all Irish people drunk?
not all Irish people r drunk people thinkwe always r and just sit around well they don't they have jobs (not saying Irish people don't drink) cause they do but not all day!
How many irish species were actually introduced by people?
about 400
People that have freckles are they part Irish?
nope that's just a saying im Irish and i don't have freckles my best friends Chinese and she has freckles
Who are the Irish?
The Irish are the people who live in island and they are also the people who play bagpippers and where a skirt called a kilt (that's mostly th men tho) Kilts are scottish actually. Irish people come from Ireland and most of them don't actually speak the language. And they don't play bagpipes. Its the harp.
Do Irish people have less facial hair?
No, they are actually known for having it in great abundance. Being partially Irish myself, I can vouch for it.
How do you say scared in Irish?
Scared in Irish- scanraithe. Hope this helped :)
Where does the luck of the devil saying come from?
from the Irish
Is there any Irish people in Sydney?
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Do you need Irish?
You don't need the Irish language. It is useful at times though. As it is not widely understood, it is a good way for Irish people to communicate when abroad and they don't want others to know what they are saying. Some jobs, like the civil service, broadcasting and teaching usually require Irish.
Is Shane Ward from Ireland?
he is half Irish coz his dad is Irish hope that helped :)
