Idaho's premier dance studio offering expert instruction in both traditional and modern Irish Dancing.
Killarney was established in 2009 by Carly Allen Throckmorton, ADCRG a certified Irish Dance instructor and adjudicator (TCRG/ADCRG) by the An Coimisiun Le Rince Gaelacha (ACLRG) based in Dublin, Ireland. Carly is also a member of the Irish Dance Teachers Association of North America (IDTANA) and the Western US Region of IDTANA.
Killarney is proud to offer a comprehensive range of Irish Dance instruction, catering to all skill levels from Beginner through Open Championship. Our commitment to maintaining small class sizes ensures that each student receives the individual attention necessary to master proper technique and choreography, allowing every dancer to reach their fullest potential.
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Contact:
Connie Anderson
Killarneydanceco@msn.com
208-488-0505

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