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Mostly because she will then be able to focus on the dancing and not what she going to get to see in Ireland.
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How will she tell the smug-looking security guard at the National Portrait Gallery that something is wrong with one of the portraits of Queen Elizabeth I hanging in the Tudor Gallery? And how can she even pretend that she is ready to dance at an Irish dance competition in County Sligo next week? And why is the Irish judge at the prizewinner stage winking at her?
Liffey has seen those eyes before. Their daily prayer to the Celtic moon goddess was: When Liffey is confronted by a deadly Black Mamba snake in the tall savanna grasses, she must rely on instinct and her Irish dancing ability to survive.
They were originally published in Irish Dancing and Culture Magazine. Liffey observes that one of the trophies to be awarded at this feis looks suspiciously like the ancient Derrynaflan Chalice she has seen before in a Dublin museum.
Editorial Reviews. About the Author. Author Rod Vick has written twelve books on Irish dance, including the seven-book Kaylee O'Shay, Irish Dancer series, and. Author Rod Vick has written twelve books on Irish dance, including the seven- book Kaylee O'Shay, Irish Dancer series, and the two-book Irish Witch's Dress.
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