National Dance Archive of Ireland (NDAI)

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Highlights from the Nan Quinn collection from the National Dance Archive of Ireland

A whistle-stop tour of Christmas-time entertainment from the National Dance Archive of Ireland (NDAI)

A closer look into Belfast-born Patricia Mulholland’s Irish dancing school

Rosemarie Cockayne (1943–2015), ballet dancer and artist

Introduction to the National Dance Archive of Ireland (NDAI) at UL

‘Unique and Distinctive’ is the new blog from UL Special Collections and Archives

Madonna and Child by Rosemarie Cockayne, 1998

Flyer for a performance of ‘Vanity Fair’, London, 1962

Set design by Rosemarie Cockayne for The Nutcracker, 1982

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