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Our Instructors
Mairead O’Brien T.C.R.G., A.D.C.R.G., Director
Mairead O’Brien T.C.R.G., A.D.C.R.G., Director
Mairead O’Brien T.C.R.G., A.D.C.R.G., Director
Mairead began her dancing career in Toronto with both Paula Woodgate and later Rose Fearon. After moving to Vancouver, she danced and taught for the Comerford School where she continued to compete at the highest levels including the Western Regionals, North American and the World Championships. Though successful in competition and perfor
Mairead began her dancing career in Toronto with both Paula Woodgate and later Rose Fearon. After moving to Vancouver, she danced and taught for the Comerford School where she continued to compete at the highest levels including the Western Regionals, North American and the World Championships. Though successful in competition and performing, her passion was with teaching where she could share her enthusiasm and energy. Mairead opened her class on Vancouver Island in 1995 while attending the University of Victoria and has taught on the island and around the Lower Mainland ever since. Outside of dancing, Mairead is a Physical and Health Education specialist with the North Vancouver School Board, and can be found hiking, skiing, mountain biking or having fun with her family.
Carolyn Robinson T.C.R.G.
Mairead O’Brien T.C.R.G., A.D.C.R.G., Director
Mairead O’Brien T.C.R.G., A.D.C.R.G., Director
Carolyn began Irish dancing at 8 years old with Magdalene Stewart and later danced for Tony Comerford, Terri Heckmann and Mairead O’Brien. Carolyn spent the majority of her career dancing for the O’Connor O’Brien School of Irish dance where she competed for almost 20 years at high caliber competitions including the Western Regionals, Nort
Carolyn began Irish dancing at 8 years old with Magdalene Stewart and later danced for Tony Comerford, Terri Heckmann and Mairead O’Brien. Carolyn spent the majority of her career dancing for the O’Connor O’Brien School of Irish dance where she competed for almost 20 years at high caliber competitions including the Western Regionals, North American, All Scots, Great Britan, All Ireland, and World Championships. Since retiring from competing in 2015, Carolyn opened her class in Ladner, BC and now shares her love of Irish dance with new generations. Outside of dancing, Carolyn teaches grade 7 in the Surrey School District and is the mom of 2 toddlers who can’t wait to start jigging themselves.