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Director: Niamh Webster
Staff: Jenn Tompkins, and Emily Harris are past students of Tnn, and are now in university in Nova Scotia. They will be present from time to time for help in the class, workshops, shows or other dancing events. These lovely ladies have been dancing for over 10 years and competed at our Eastern Canadian Championships. We are please to have these ladies in the Wolfville / Kentville area of the Annapolis Valley. About the Academy Tir Na Nog offers small class sizes, individual attention, and an 'open door' policy for both parents and students. We have competitive programs to those who wish to compete and recreational programs to those who do not. Both our competitive and recreational students are in the same class environment.We motivate both our competitive and recreational students to excel in the fine art of Irish dance. The academy is dedicated to creating and upholding a traditional, supportive, patient and fun learning environment for all. Figure / Choreography Group This class by invitation only and the dancers work together to get 4-hands, 8-hands and a Choreography number together to dance at shows and eventually to compete at the Eastern Canadian Irish Dance Championships. For booking this group for a show at a wedding, festival, party or any other event please contact us. Our Dance Company, Triple Cut! Sadly this year we will not have a Triple Cut Company due to other commitments. In the past Triple Cut has performed at the Centre in the Square, Goderich Celtic Roots Festival, the Owen Sound Celtic Festival, the O.P.P awards evening in Kitchener, Weddings, Banquets and more.
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Tir Na Nog was founded by Niamh Webster in 2000. She is first generation Canadian, as her father was born in Ireland and emmigrated to Canada in 1954. Niamh received her T.C.R.G. (Teachers An Cumisiun Le Rinci Gaelacha) in Dublin, Ireland and has been teaching Irish dance for over 15 years.