A typical performance day of Irish Dancer Chloey Turner. Chloey is one of the lead dancers in ‘Riverdance’ at the Gaiety Theatre until August 28 and INEC, Killarney, August 30-September 4.

Emmy award winning costume designer Joan Bergin speaks to Entertainment.ie about her career with Riverdance.

“I looked at how they used to dye fabric with berries in Celtic times. Everything from blackberries to apple skins. And once I got that rich color I used a lot of stretch velvets. I travelled the country finding people, who could contribute, people who embroidered and made crowns”

Riverdance was proud to support the charity MedAid4Kids on our Gaiety Theatre opening night this June 30th.

MedAid4Kids is an Irish charity with one goal in mind ‘to help children who can’t help themselves’. Medaid4kids supplies all eight state orphanages in Transdnestria with their basic hygiene needs, including toilet paper, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, washing powder, soap etc. Each year over 2,500 children benefit from the generosity of the Irish people.

What a magnificent opening night it was for Riverdance in Dublin this evening!
Riverdance can only be described as a passionate and powerful explosion of creative expression that lifted our hearts and thoroughly entertained us!

The stiff limbs of the 50 runners who took to the streets of Dublin on Monday to run the Mini-Marathon should be returning to normal by now following their exertions to raise funds for Research Foundation’s Eithne Walls Fund. Everyone, whether they were walking or running had a great day!

Riverdance lead dancers appear on Q13 Fox News. Craig and Catriona chat to Kaci Aitchison and teach her a few Riverdance dance steps.

Review Royal Theatre, Victoria by Grania Litwin
With billowing waves of Irish mist rolling across the Royal Theatre, stage, under the projected image of a cool moon in a turbulent sky, Riverdance set the scene for an explosive evening..

Riverdancers Nicola Byrne and Aisling McVeigh get in some last minute training before taking part in this year’s Dublin Women’s Mini-Marathon on Monday June 6th.

Riverdance is delighted to announce that it will open its now traditional Summer run in Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre from 28th June to 28th August and a return to the INEC Killarney for an extraordinary 8th season from Tuesday 30th August to 4th September.

The British Embassy, will host a celebration of the Queen’s state visit to Ireland in Dublin’s Convention Centre. The event will be attended by Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, President Mary McAleese and her husband Martin, with some 2,000 invited guests from across Ireland involved in the business, sporting, entertainment, politics and charity sectors.