Scoil Rince Ceim Oir

HJO DANCE STUDIO Scoil Rince Céim Óir an Irish Dance school based in London

The School has attained international acclaim and are holders of all National and International titles, for both individual and team dancers. Members of the school continue to perform around the world in professional shows such as Lord of the Dance. The school aspires to very high standards and representative troupes have appeared on various TV shows, Fleadhs, and theatres. Dancers have also perfo

09/06/2026

Prague Feis 2026 🧡☘️🖤
Great dancing and some fabulous results from our dancers Oir Bratislava Majig Movements

So proud of our beautiful Emma Eaton, living her dream and lighting up the stage in Mexico with the greatest Irish dance show in the world, Lord of the Dance. 🌎☘️✨

Watching our dancers follow their dreams will never get old. From the studio to the world stage, Emma is absolutely stunning, and we couldn’t be prouder of all that she has achieved💫✨

#OneTeamOneHeart 🧡🖤☘️

08/06/2026

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So proud of our beautiful Emma Eaton, living her dream and lighting up the stage in Mexico with the greatest Irish dance show in the world, Lord of the Dance. 🌎☘️✨ Watching our dancers follow their dreams will never get old. From the studio to the world stage, Emma is absolutely stunning, and we couldn’t be prouder of all that she has achieved💫✨ #OneTeamOneHeart 🧡🖤☘️

08/06/2026

So proud of our beautiful Emma Eaton, living her dream and lighting up the stage in Mexico with the greatest Irish dance show in the world, Lord of the Dance. 🌎☘️✨

Watching our dancers follow their dreams will never get old. From the studio to the world stage, Emma is absolutely stunning, and we couldn’t be prouder of all that she has achieved💫✨

🧡🖤☘️

08/06/2026

Hertfordshire Championships 2026🧡☘️🖤
Well done everyone, keep up the good work, only a couple of weeks now until the Scottish Nationals 💪✨🙌

02/06/2026

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Irish dancing is often matrilineal, writes @rosielanners. This is because Irish families, whether at home or as part of the diaspora, are matriarchal. Every Friday I dutifully went to our local parish hall, accompanied by my mother and my middle sister, who also danced. Girls dance because their mums danced, or their sisters or aunties or cousins. Today, in London, this remains the case.

For Issue Five, Angela Hill photographs Girlhood in Brentford, West London. The teen Irish dancers, some initiated through TikTok, who continue the legacy of a centuries-old dance passed from mother to daughter.

Read the story and purchase your copy at the link in bio.

Photographer and video @angelahill22
Text @rosielanners
Casting @emmamatell
Production Claire Murphy

29/05/2026

A huge thank you to the team at for the incredible photoshoot and feature. Our girls had the best time being involved in your project and were delighted to be part of it. Thank you for such a wonderful experience. 🧡☘️🖤

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Irish dancing is often matrilineal, writes @rosielanners. This is because Irish families, whether at home or as part of the diaspora, are matriarchal. Every Friday I dutifully went to our local parish hall, accompanied by my mother and my middle sister, who also danced. Girls dance because their mums danced, or their sisters or aunties or cousins. Today, in London, this remains the case. For Issue Five, Angela Hill photographs Girlhood in Brentford, West London. The teen Irish dancers, some initiated through TikTok, who continue the legacy of a centuries-old dance passed from mother to daughter. Read the story and purchase your copy at the link in bio. Photographer and video @angelahill22 Text @rosielanners Casting @emmamatell Production Claire Murphy