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Misha with teachers Ann English and Deane Shannon
Dancer Misha Quinn who has strong affiliations with Donegal visited Falcarragh recently to celebrate winning the CRN World Open Irish Dancing championship which was held in the Gleneagle INEC Arena, in Killarney.
Misha’s mother Cherie née McFadden Quinn is a native of Falcarragh. Misha’s grandmother, Sadie, lives in Falcarragh and the Quinn family made their way to Cloughaneely to celebrate her magnificent win in recent days.
Misha won her dancing competition in the u/9 category. Misha has been dancing since she was a toddler as has many of her sisters. Misha enjoys dancing and was delighted to be able to show her globe to her grandmother, Sadie, in Falcarragh.
Cherie said: “We are absolutely thrilled that Misha won. She works very hard and it is great for her to see all her hard work paying off. We brought her home to Falcarragh so she could show her grandmother the globe she won. We are all so very proud of her.”
Misha dances with Scoil Rince Ní Anglais.
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