Denis Moroney with his silver medal. Also included is dance teacher Tara Dore and choreographer Dr Trish Melton.A KERRY dancer has achieved outstanding international success after winning a World Silver Medal at the Dance World Cup World Finals in Dublin.
Competing in the Solo Song and Dance category, Denis Moroney from Killorglin delivered a captivating performance to finish second in the world, earning a place on the international podium among some of the world’s finest young performers.
The Dance World Cup is one of the world’s largest and most prestigious dance competitions, bringing together more than 11,500 dancers from 73 countries.
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Denis trains with Tara Dore School of Dance and Cantarina Music and Dance School, where he has developed his skills across dance and musical theatre.
His award-winning performance was choreographed by Dr Trish Melton, whose creative vision and expertise helped showcase Denis’s exceptional stage presence and versatility.
“Securing a World Silver Medal at an event of this calibre is an extraordinary achievement and reflects Denis’s exceptional talent, dedication, and commitment to his craft,” said Tara Dore.
“Denis’s World Silver Medal is a proud achievement for his family, teachers, choreographer, and everyone who has supported him throughout his journey. His success is a testament to years of hard work, perseverance, and passion, and marks an exciting beginning to what promises to be a bright future in the performing arts,” added Tara.
This latest success follows another major milestone in Denis’s career. At the 2025 Dance World Cup Finals in Burgos, Spain, he was awarded a full scholarship to Brighton Academy in recognition of his outstanding potential.
This September, Denis will take the next step in his professional journey when he begins his Musical Theatre training at Brighton Academy.
