Feis<\/strong> – pronounced fesh<\/em>. An Irish dance competition.<\/p>\n Ghillies<\/strong> – soft dance shoes with laces for girls and women.<\/p>\n Irish Hard Shoe<\/strong> – a combination of traditional set dances and modern choreography. It requires special shoes that make noise, however unlike tap shoes it is a bright sound not a metalic sound.<\/p>\n Hornpipe<\/strong> – a traditional hard shoe dance done in 2\/4 or 4\/4. It’s slower than a reel.<\/p>\n Light Jig<\/strong> – a soft shoe dance done in 6\/8 time.<\/p>\n Reel<\/strong> – a fast dance done in 2\/4 or 4\/4 time. Traditional reel is done in soft shoes or ghillies. Treble reel is performed in hard shoes.<\/p>\n Slip Jig<\/strong> – a ladies’ only dance done in 5\/8 time. Slip Jig requires a lot of endurance and is characterized by high leaps.<\/p>\n\n\n Irish Dance Dictionary Ceili – pronounced KAY-lee. An irish dance party with group and pairs dancing. Feis – pronounced fesh. An Irish dance competition. Ghillies – soft dance shoes with laces for girls and women. Irish Hard Shoe – a combination of traditional set dances and modern choreography. It requires special shoes that make noise, however … <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/isleoferinirishdance.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/12\/Going-Green.jpg\")
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