Maureen Greene O'Leary – School of Irish Dance

Celebrating 86 Years of Excellence in Irish Dance
The annual Feis celebrates the Greene School’s rich legacy of Irish dance, founded in 1940 by Maureen Lynch Greene. With decades of championship excellence, this event invites all to experience the rhythm, culture, and community of Irish tradition. Join us for a day of spirited competition, culture, and lasting memories!

Date: June 6th, 2026
6/6 : Grades, Prelim Championships and Open Championships

Location: St. Theresa’s hall (Not Wheelchair accessible)

Judges:
TBD.

Syllabus, Schedule and Sign Up:
– Feis Time Schedule (TBD)
– Feis Sign Up
(Entries close on May 22, 2026
Late entries will be accepted until
May 29, 2026, with a $25.00 late fee.)
– Feis Syllabus (TBD)
– Assumption of Risk Form

Note:
1. Please print your dance number card from feisweb.com and bring it to the feis.
2. Entry fee must be paid at time of entry. Unpaid entry will be deleted immediately.

The Greene School of Irish Dancing began in 1940 in Glasgow, Scotland, under the direction of Maureen Lynch Greene. In 1962, she relocated her school to Boston, where her daughter and granddaughters are still teaching today. Since then, our school has worked to promote Irish Culture through dance. Over the years, the school has attained many awards in regional, national, and world championship competitions, with two first place titles in the All-World Championships in Ireland, as well as other placements in World Competition.

In 2007, our founder, Maureen Greene, was presented the Gradam Award at the World Championships in Glasgow. The Gradam Award is presented to those who have spent a lifetime working diligently to safeguard and preserve An Rince Gaelacha and also to acknowledge and appreciate their contributions to An Coimisiun.

Spring Feis

Maureen Lynch Memorial Feis

Greene-O’Leary is the longest-running Irish dancing school in New England.