What are the kind of Irish dancing?

- Solo: This is the most common type of Irish dancing, and it is comprised of both set dances and individual steps. Set dances are choreographed routines that are performed by a group of dancers, while individual steps are improvised movements that are typically used to transition between set dances.

- Cèili: A social form of Irish dancing at group events. Dancers form lines or rectangles, and dance through a series of short dances.

- Seisiún: An informal gathering for impromptu performances.

- Display: Performance-based Irish dance that incorporates various movements and techniques to create an artistic presentation.