All of our steps are easily laid out with full, detailed video both with and without music. Rónán has taught these steps to thousands of people using these very methods - we hope you find them easy to use and we hope to have you dancing in no time.
The Screebe House step was composed by Rónán in Ros Muc, Connemara circa 2003 around the time of the Cóilín Sheáin Dharach festival. Screebe House itself is a lovely old house were we sometimes stayed during the festival. Cóilín Seoighe was a well known dancer from Ros Muc who danced well into his late 70ies and passed his steps onto Róisín Ní Mháinín, he won the prestigious Oireachtas Competition twice and championed jig steps as well as enjoying reel steps. Róisín passed on some of her steps to Rónán when she was living in Ocean Wave, Salthill and going to University locally in NUIG.
The is an introduction to the Screebe House Step and a breakdown of the first 2 parts of the step.
The Full Screebe House Step is practiced slowly here without music.
The Screebe House Step is again danced up to speed from the front for you to practice.
Part 3 and 4 of the Screebe house step are taught here.
Screebe House Step is practiced here with music by Johnny O' Halloran.