McGovern Irish Dance
Private
McGovern Irish Dance teaches Irish dance from beginner to championship level and runs week-long summer camps open to Beginner and Bun Grad dancers from its Dayton and Troy locations. Campers spend the week on Irish dance technique alongside music, games and crafts, aimed at building skills and confidence; the camps are described for ages 5 through adult. The school takes students from age 2 through its Jump'n Jig preschool program and offers free trial classes; locations include Dayton and Troy, Ohio and Lafayette, Indiana.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact McGovern Irish Dance directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Ryan & Kelly SkoveOur 6-year-old daughter loves Shelagh and McGovern Irish Dance! We moved cross country recently and needed a place to continue irish dance lessons, and this studio has gone above and beyond what we hoped for.
★★★★★Jill JefferySo glad that we had a chance to sample Irish dance in Fort Wayne, Indiana! I’ve been wanting to do it for years and I really enjoyed the lessons. Hoping to take this class again so that I can better master the steps that were taught. But it’s a blast!
★★★★★Kitti AndersonWe love McGovern Irish Dance. My daughter has been dancing here for less than a year and has learned so much. The classes are great, with focus and discipline mixed with fun and friendship. The lessons reach beyond dance to dedication and the group of parents, teachers, and kids are amazing!
★★★★★Julie DickinsonMy family has been involved with McGovern Ceili Dancers for several years and it has been an amazing experience. It is more like being a part of a big fun family. The kids learn so much and the parents have a good time together too! Thanks Miss Shelagh!
★★★★★Suzanne LloydWe love McGovern Ceili Dancers! My daughter has finally found something she is passionate about and it has everything to do with the passion that Shelagh has for her dancers. There is a feeling of family and community among the dancers and the families.