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07-May-12:  There is no class Bank Holiday Monday have a great rest see you Tuesday!

27-Apr-12:  Good Luck to all our dancers taking part in the Conway-Lally Feis this weekend in Luton. Have a great time!!!!!

21-Apr-12:  The syllabus for the 2012 John Flanagan Memorial Feis has now been uploaded.

18-Apr-12:  Places are available in the Beginners/Primary/Intermediate classes for new dancers. Please feel free to come along and join us at one of our classes.

16-Apr-12:  Hope you all had a good Easter! Classes start back tonight Monday 16th April.

04-Mar-12:  A big "Thank You" to everyone for their help on Saturday night - the Boston Dinner was a great success!!!!

18-Feb-12:  Congratulations to James McCarthy U15 boys & Aoife Griffin U14 Girls who both placed 11th at the All Ireland Championships 2012. We are so proud of you!!!!

31-Jan-12:  Worlds ceili team parents meeting Wed 1st Feb 7pm at St Gregorys while ceili class is on.

17-Jan-12:  Entries for Trainor Feis close FRIDAY 20 JANUARY.

17-Jan-12:  Help our dancers go to worlds! Mark your calendars for our Boston Dinner fundraiser, Saturday 3 March.

14-Jan-12:  New Adult classes have begun! Tuesdays at the East Oxford Community Centre, 6.15-7.15pm

03-Jan-12:  Happy New Year! Classes resume on Wednesday 4 January. Please check the schedule, as some times have changed.

14-Dec-11:  REHEARSAL for all dancers involved in Christmas show - Monday 21 December, 10.30am-1.30pm, Cowley Workers

14-Dec-11:  Christmas Show venue changed - now at Cowley Workers

19-Nov-11:  Congratulations to our world qualifiers: James, Aoife, Shannon and the U15 and U18 ceili teams!

18-Nov-11:  Class Feis Sunday 4 December.

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The Marion Flanagan School of Irish Dancing is a well-established Irish Dancing School based in Oxford. The principal teacher is Marion Flanagan ADCRG, who established the school in 1988; she is now assisted by Elizabeth McCarthy TCRG.

The school teaches dancers from age 3 upwards - from beginners to Championship dancers, boys to girls, solo to ceili dancing.

Marion Flanagan School dancers take part in competitions (known as 'feiseanna)' as well as performing in displays. The school places an emphasis on having fun as well as keeping fit, learning the art of Irish Dancing and building self-esteem.

The Marion Flanagan School of Irish Dancing is registered with An Coimisiun Le Rinci Gaelacha, the largest governing body in Irish Dancing.

Please call me on 07971 035797 or