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Evelyn Whelan

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World Champion and professional dancer Deborah Whelan will now be holding adult keep fit ceili classes every Wednesday from 7pm-8pm at the Albrighton Community Centre, East Dulwich. The classes will involve a combination of basic Irish step-dancing, ceili dancing as well as general keep fit drills. This is a workout and a half!

No previous experience is required.


For more information or to book a place please contact Deborah on 07837818375 or [email protected]

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Evelyn Whelan

Evelyn Whelan

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Adult classes now take place every Monday evening in East Dulwich and Sunday morning's in Dulwich Common.

Irish step-dancing combined with general keep fit is a great way of burning calories and improving flexibility as well as learning a new technique.


For more info please contact Deborah on 07837818375 / [email protected]

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