The talented dancer and his wife Niamh O'Brien joined Michael Martin at the Radisson Blu Hotel in County Cork to receive an award marking 25 years of Lord of The Dance. They joined Michael Martin and his wife Mary and a long list of well known faces and representatives from various charities at the 15th Marymount Hospice Ball. The talented dancer was presented with an award celebrating 25 years of Lord of The Dance, while attending the event at the Radisson Blu Hotel.
The talented dancer and his wife Niamh O'Brien joined Michael Martin at the Radisson Blu Hotel in County Cork to receive an award marking 25 years of Lord of The Dance. They joined Michael Martin and his wife Mary and a long list of well known faces and representatives from various charities at the 15th Marymount Hospice Ball . The talented dancer was presented with an award celebrating 25 years of Lord of The Dance, while attending the event at the Radisson Blu Hotel .
Ruth, Deirdre and Pat Ryan from Marymount Hospice, CEO Dr Sarah McCloskey of Marymount University Hospital and Hospice and Catherine Sheridan from the Lord of The Dance first debuted on 27 June 1996
Talented Dancer Award Lord Of The Dance Anniversary Event Radisson Blu Hotel County Cork Marymount Hospice Ball
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