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Corah has qualified to dance at the CLRG Irish Dance World Championships in Chicago at the end of March 2026
Corah Cullen recently won the Oireachtas Rince Chonnacht Championships 2025 in the under-10 age category at the TF Royal Castlebar, Co Mayo.
From Glenfarne, Co Leitrim, Corah dances for the Domican Academy of Irish Dance Ballyshannon and took her first dance ance class in Belcoo, Co Fermanagh in 2022. Her teachers are Chris Domican, Chantelle Dezeley and Clodagh Brady.
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They have worked closely with Corah for the last four years and travelled all over Ireland and the UK with her and her teammates to dance.
They watched her lift the cup and become Connacht Champion 2025 and Corah has qualified to dance at the CLRG Irish Dance World Championships in Chicago at the end of March 2026 and will be the youngest representative from Leitrim to dance.
Corah, along with three more teammates - Donegal’s Amelia McNulty and Aoife Higgins and Emily McAloon, both from Co Fermanagh - will be travelling to Chicago to represent Domican Academy.
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