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Photo credit: Flynn O'Kane Academy of Irish Dance.
Aoibhe Twomey, Jade Ryan, Scott Ryan and Keelan Chute.
The Flynn O’Kane Academy in Nenagh is celebrating a wave of success after its dancers claimed a number of top titles at the Irish Dancing World Championship, which were held in Chicago on Friday April 3.
Among the winners were Mia Rose O’Kane, who was crowned Under-11 World Champion 2026 following a superb performance on the world stage, while Carrick girl Aoibhe Twomey continued her remarkable dominance by securing the Ladies 19–20 World Championship title for the third time.
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Aoibhe and her team made up of Jade Ryan, Scott Ryan and Keelan Chute, also won the mixed four-hand competition in Chicago.
Keelan Chute, who delivered a standout performance to be crowned the Boys 15–16 World Champion 2026 and Lucie Pardy claimed her fourth World Championship title in the Girls 15–16 category.
Congratulations to all!
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