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Irish Dancing is performed and practiced everywhere!

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What dance is Ireland known for?

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When was Irish music discovered?

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What are the kind of Irish dancing?

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What is the origin of Irish dancing?

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Is set dancing and Irish dancing the same thing?

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What place does Irish dancing have in Irish culture?

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How many Irish people can do Irish dancing?

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Is river dancing Scottish?

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