Orfhlaith is a registered Irish Dance teacher T.C.R.G. and adjudicator A.D.C..R.G. with An Coimisiun le Rinci Gaelacha. She has travelled extensively to workshops and Step Dance Competitions throughout Europe and North America as a tutor from the renowned Scoil Rince Ui Ruairc and dance accompanist. In 1998 she completed a Masters in Ethnochoreology at the Irish World Music Centre, University of Limerick.

Orfhlaith is currently lecturing and tutoring on the B.A. in Irish Dance at the University of Limerick and also worked as assistant lecturer in Dance in the Physical Education Department, Mary Immaculate

Liam has been providing music for feiseanna for 25 years. In that time he has regularly provided accompaniment for major Irish Dancing events, including the All Ireland, US and Australian National Championships and the World Championships.

His 'Bradley Brothers' recordings and the latest album, 'Irish Dancer', recorded with Damian McKee, have been used widely for shows and performances, from the Royal Albert Hall and Áras an Uachtaráin, to the White House.  In 2002, Liam co-founded the acclaimed Irish trad group 'Beoga' and he now tours full-time with the band. More information at www.beogamusic.com  and www.setdances.com .

Francis first started Irish dancing at eight years of age in his home place in the Glens of Antrim. At the age of eleven he started playing tin whistle, and at thirteen, traditional Irish piano. Piano has become his principal instrumental study since then. In 2007 Francis graduated with a BA in Irish Music and Dance (First Class Honours), from the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick, where he is currently completing an MA in Ethnomusciology under the supervision of Professor Micheál Ó'Súilleabháin.

When not studying for performance and academic exams, Francis finds time for gigging, recording and teaching internationally. He has played at numerous Irish dance competitions around the world, including the All Ireland and World Championships, the Australian and New Zealand National Championships, and the European Championships. Francis is also a qualified dancing teacher (TCRG), registered with An Coimisiún le Rincí Gaelacha and has performed with Ragús - The Show and taught workshops in Ireland and in such far flung places as France, Denmark, Finland and Australia.

Seán Óg Graham is one of Ireland's most dynamic young button accordion players. He has achieved numerous All-Ireland titles and is also a gifted, self-taught guitarist.

He has several television appearances to his credit, and has appeared as guest soloist with the Irish Harp Orchestra, the Canadian Youth Orchestra and Alan Kelly's 'Celtic Legends' show. He has recorded with various Irish musicians and recently he has been accompanying Solas members Winifred Horan and Mick McAuley at their 'Serenade' concerts in Ireland and Europe.

He is also a talented composer and a wide range of influences is evident in his music writing. Seán Óg is a graduate of the Limerick based Irish World Academy of Music.