Meanings of clog dancing in English

Sam Wicks talks accents, clog dancing and folk with The Unthanks.

There has been more indifferent singing and some clog dancing.

All that remains is clog dancing and macrame.

Faustus, an eminent scholar, has made himself master of every science and art, probably even clog dancing.

In Limerick this week, various forms of percussive dance have come together, drawing on influences as diverse as African, sean nós and Appalachian clog dancing.

You won't learn anything dancing against the chairs, shouted Ruth 'Ru' Rose, the 26 year-old instructor who's been clog dancing since the age of six.

Clog dancing was also a popular public entertainment in 19th and 20th century Music Halls.