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BON Secours Hospital Tralee (BSHT) has announced its sponsorship of The Academy of Dance, supporting its talented dancers as they prepare to represent Ireland in the World Finals of the prestigious Dance World Cup, the largest all genre dance competition in the world for children and young adults.
The Academy of Dance has earned an outstanding reputation for excellence, with a number of its students selected to represent Ireland in the Acro Dance and Classical Ballet categories at this year’s Dance World Cup which is taking place now in Dublin from July 8 to July 18.
Their qualification is the result of years of dedication, discipline and commitment, and they will proudly represent both their country and the Kerry community on the international stage.
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Hilary Fitzgerald, Business Development Manager, Bon Secours Hospital Tralee, said: “We in Bon Secours Hospital Tralee are delighted to support The Academy of Dance by sponsoring the team gear for these exceptional young dancers as they prepare to represent Ireland at the Dance World Cup.”

“We are incredibly proud of the talented young people who represent our community on the international stage, and we are honoured to play a small part in their journey. Supporting local talent and encouraging young people to achieve their ambitions is something we are passionate about, and we wish every dancer the very best of luck as they compete. We have no doubt they will represent Ireland, Kerry and The Academy of Dance with pride, professionalism and excellence.”
Clarissa Michaux, Director and Principal Teacher of The Academy of Dance, welcomed the sponsorship and said: “We are incredibly proud to acknowledge the generous support of Bon Secours Hospital Tralee, whose sponsorship has made a meaningful difference to our dancers and their families as they prepare to represent Ireland at the Dance World Cup next week.”

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“This sponsorship has helped ease the financial burden of competing on the world stage, allowing our dancers to focus on what they do best.”
“Our dancers will compete in both the Acro Dance and Classical Ballet categories, and we know they will represent Ireland with passion, professionalism and pride.”
“We are deeply grateful to Bon Secours Hospital Tralee for believing in our dancers and investing in the future of young talent. Their generosity reflects a genuine commitment to supporting community achievement and inspiring young people to pursue excellence.”














