Michael Flatley..

[ferlew]

Night to remember, ITV, anyone watching?
I just love Riverdance, and Lord of the Dance.

[gingejbee]

No...can't stand him...or his dancing.

[royfromaus]

Well it's on ...

[ferlew]

Don't care for him per se, but I love that type of dancing.

[Tizzi24]

I saw him live in Lord of the Dance and Feet of Flames years ago - he was brilliant!

[ferlew]

Not just me then :)

[Baldric]

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[naomi24]

I rate him alongside Daniel O’Donnell. I wouldn’t voluntarily watch either.

[lady-janine]

is i'monanegotrip his middle name?

[beejaybee]

I loved the programme. Michael is still a fantastic dancer.

[hellywelly4]

I don't know him as a person, but credit where credit is due, he has entertained millions of people over the years and has done the unthinkable for Irish dancing.
He did admit last night that he might have been an egomaniac, but there again, he must have worked incredibly hard to get where he has. Perhaps we wouldn't like many of the 'stars' if we met them. Putting personalities aside, I thoroughly enjoy watching the dancing, and hope he manages to get through his last tour, his joints must be in a bit of a state!

[ummmm]

Went to see Riverdance. Fantastic...

[Graham-W]

We used to have one of his driers.

[gness]

Morning, Ferlew....I saw Micheal Flatley in the early days of Riverdance. A fantastic performance, you could feel the excitement of the audience as soon as he entered the stage.
Colin Dunne is by far a much better dancer but Flatley had enormous sex appeal in his dancing.....and what he and Jean Butler did for Irish Dance is immeasurable......x

[chrissa1]

So did we, Graham-W.