found: Work cat.: Matt Cunningham's Irish set dancing made easy, 2005.
found: Wikipedia, Dec. 3, 2008(Set dance. Set dances, sometimes called "country sets", are a popular form of folk dancing in Ireland. Set dances are based on quadrilles)
found: Setdancing.ie : the definitive setdancing & sean nós dancing website, viewed Dec. 3, 2008.
found: Set dancing news Web site, viewed Dec. 3, 2008:What is set dancing? (Irish set dancing. Set dancing is a form of social dancing which has been popular in Ireland for over 150 years. Sets are danced by four couples in a square, and usually consist of three to six figures with a short pause between each. They are descended from the French quadrilles, which were brought to Ireland by the British army in the nineteenth century. Irish dancers adapted the figures to their own music and steps to form dances with great drive and enjoyment. After a period of decline in the fifties and sixties, sets are very popular today in Ireland and in Irish communities throughout the world; set dancing is not the same as step dancing; also different from ceili dancing)
