A host of famous faces are set to return to the show for the final on Sunday night.
Marty Morrissey and Bernard O'Shea are set to put back on their dancing shoes and return to the ballroom floor this Sunday ahead of the Dancing with the Stars final – as they join Riverdance for one night only.
Singer Cliona O’Hagan from series three will also be making her return to the show. From series four, we will have Glitterball champion and 2FM presenter Lottie Ryan. Brian said: “I am very excited, after four years, to make my big return to the dance floor. Anyone that watched my season of the show back in 2020 will know that I am a dreadful dancer with no natural rhythm.
“What a way to spend St. Patrick’s Day! I am so excited to have a little cameo in Riverdance and to be back on the Dancing with the Stars dancefloor. What a special opportunity, it’s the most bizarre thing I could ever think of but I’m so excited to be asked back, to be back in the final once again and to support Jason.
For the first time on Irish television this performance of Riverdance will include multiple lead dancers performing a uniquely choreographed version. Speaking ahead of Sunday, principal dancer Amy-Mae Dolan said: “We are incredibly excited for our performance on Dancing with the Stars.
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