Irish dancing is a traditional form of dance that originated in Ireland. It is characterized by its rapid leg and foot movements while the upper body remains mostly stationary. Dancers often perform in groups or as soloists, showcasing intricate footwork and rhythmic patterns. The dance is commonly accompanied by traditional Irish music, featuring instruments like the fiddle, accordion, and bodhrán. There are various styles of Irish dancing, including step dancing and ceili dancing, each with its own unique steps and formations. Competitions and performances often highlight the skill and artistry of the dancers.