​Lauren Smith, first Festival-trained lead dancer of Riverdance
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"I am delighted to see this book...herald the remarkable contribution that Festival has made to the art form of Irish Dance."



Uncover the great matriarchs of Irish dancing and champions of peace in this historical account of dancing in Ulster. Research includes dancing in the 1800s, the Gaelic revival and the story of Irish folk dancing at musical festivals from the 1920s to today.
"An enjoyable coming-of-age tale with a Belfast twist."

​The Irish Times


​Tears, laughter and a French exchange on this journey of shame and redemption from Belfast to Brittany. 


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"Angeline showcases perspectives often overlooked in literature."
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Jesikah Hope Stenson

"Uniquely, authentically and enjoyably Belfast."

Tony Macaulay, author of Paperboy


A beautiful transatlantic story and uniquely Belfast Tale.




​"The plot was fluid and well-paced. The characters were vivid."​