Are you ready to have a bit of Craic. 
All classes are in Co. Clare only.
  Jive with Senan” offers fun and engaging beginner  Jive and Social dance classes. Come out for a night, meet people, h a chat, learn a life skill or remember one, fitness and Craic guaranteed.  

Time for Learning

Classes Run All Winter

Ladies Want More Dancing

Perhaps Learn The Man's Step

Pick One Dance

Maybe Just Come To Learn The Dance You Don't Know

Be Ready

Weddings, Functions, or 
Night's Out

Class Schedule For 2026 / 2027

Classes start in Sept. 2026 and continue to April 2027.
All classes are €10 per person

Tulla, Cnoc na Gaoithe Cultural Centre

Starting: Monday - 28/SEPT/2026
Beginner: JIVE - SLOSH : 7:30 - 9.00
PRACTICE CLASS:  9.00 - 10.15.         
 Icludes: Jive – Slosh  – Quick Step and also Beginner  Waltz 
                      and Tennessee Waltz for last years class + others. 

Eircode:   V95 Y8HY 

Lissycasey Community Hall

Starting: Tuesday - 29/SEPT/2026
Beginner: JIVE - SLOSH : 7.30 - 9.00   
PRACTICE CLASS:  If enough Improvers turn up will include a class for Jive - Slosh - Quick Step - Waltz and Tennessee Waltz.                                                                               

Eircode:    V95 P635

St. Patrick's Hall, Corofin

Starting: Wednesday - 30/SEPT/2026
Beginner:  JIVE - SLOSH :  7:30 - 9:00.
PRACTICE CLASS:  9.00 - 10.15.  
Includes: Jive – Slosh  – Quick Step and also Beginner  Waltz 
                      and Tennessee Waltz for last years class + others. 

Eircode:  V95 RD88

Cooraclare Hall

Starting: Thursday - 1/OCT/2026
Beginner: JIVE - SLOSH : 7:30 - 9.00.
PRACTICE CLASS:  9.00 - 10.15.  
Includes: Jive – Slosh  – Quick Step and also Beginner  Waltz 
                      and Tennessee Waltz for last years class + others. 

Eircode:  V15 YY10

About Jive With Senan

Hi, my name is Senan Murphy, from Kilrush in Co. Clare. I run a beginner Jiving & Social dance class for people that have struggled to learn in the past. I cover the basic forms of the dance, like people do at a wedding or a local dance.

In each class, the first weeks are for learning the individual parts of that dance and slowly putting them together to form the complete dance. As we dance to slower music at the early stage of learning, it gives the student more time to work on the foot work. After Christmas, it is all dancing every night, building confidence, familiarity, speed and fitness, from dancing with the other class members.

Because it is a slow moving class, it is easier to keep up. Also if you miss a night or two, it is no bother to catch up, or go to one of the other class nights instead. It is all designed for the beginner to succeed.

All in all, it’s a busy winter’s dancing.  Let’s get going!!!!