The Irish stepdance is a traditional dance style from Ireland characterized by its precise and intricate footwork. Dancers perform with their upper bodies kept still while their legs and feet execute fast, rhythmic movements and complex steps. The dance is typically performed in groups or solo and is accompanied by lively Irish folk music, often featuring traditional instruments like the fiddle or accordion. The Irish stepdance is known for its energy and grace, and is commonly seen at cultural events, competitions, and performances.

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