Seann Triubhas is a traditional Scottish dance that originated in the Highlands. It is characterized by its lively movements and intricate footwork, often performed to upbeat Scottish music. The dance is typically done in a group, showcasing the dancers' skills and coordination. The name "Seann Triubhas" translates to "old trousers" in English, referring to the traditional Highland dress. Dancers usually wear kilts and ghillie brogues, which are special shoes designed for dancing. This dance is often featured at Scottish festivals and competitions, celebrating Scotland's rich cultural heritage.