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World champions, Emily and Gerard
Donegal dancing is on top of the world tonight with news that another one of the county's hugely talented dancers has won a world title.
Gerard Byrne, 18, from Donegal town, a world winner last year, has again danced his way to a world championship title, winning at the finals in North Carolina.
Gerard on the podium as world champion
Remarkably, Gerard is also a member of the McNelis Cunningham Dancing School who were celebrating earlier this week when another dancer from the school, Emily Colangelo won a world title at the finals in North Carolina.
Pictured here are Emily and Gerard pictured earlier this week in the Arainn Mór banquet suite in North Carolina.
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