Mayo teenagers blow everyone away with incredible Irish dance routine

Irish dancers prove they don’t even need Irish music to put on an incredible performance.

There’s nothing like watching some incredible Irish dancing as a mid-week pick-me-up and world champion Irish dancers Lisa Lavelle and Stephen Gallagher have more then stepped up to the mark with this outstanding Irish dance routine performed entirely without music.

Every step and tap of the talented duo’s dance is perfectly in time and we will never be able to get over how Irish dancers manage to move their feet quite so fast.

The routine was put together by Lavelle, who's just 16 years old, and she was joined by Gallagher, 14, to perform at a fundraising event for the Mayo Cancer Support Association at Rock Rose House in Castlebar.

Of course, the pair instantly gave away their Mayo roots away with the jerseys, proudly sporting the green and red as they performed for the audience.

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The Irish dancing pair have taken the internet by storm, clocking up 1.9 million views on their video in just a few days.

Lavelle and Gallagher are members of the north Mayo group of young dancers and musicians named Atlantic Rhythm and regularly put on shows as part of the production company. They also attend weekly classes with Crossmolina Irish dance teacher Sheila Moffatt.

The pair were recently on RTÉ to talk about their success with “The Mayo Beat” explaining that they normally expect their dance videos to reach just a few thousand views.

And if you’ve already become a massive fan after watching this video, Atlantic Rhythm has revealed they’re working on a brand new show for 2018 that is sure to bring us many more enjoyable Irish dance videos.

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