If you're called Caroline, Fiona or Sinéad you've got a good chance of winning the Worlds. Well, not really but they are the most common names among female World Champions. So if you're looking for names for your baby girl, it couldn't hurt to give them one of these names - especially if you've got one of the most common World Champion surnames (coming soon).
The champions were/are...
Caroline O'Leary (O'Regan), Caroline Healy (Nightingale-McDonald and Turley), Caroline Greene (McLaughlin) and Caroline Gray (McGahan-Lees).
Fiona Sheridan (Turley), Fiona Gaye Snowden (Ransley), Fiona Harold (Oirialla) and Fiona Dargan (Rince na Tiarna).
Sinéad Fallon (Tracey Scanlon and Morgan), Sinéad McLaughlin (McLaughlin), Sinéad Ellis (Sean Eireann McMahon) and Sinéad Carson (Doherty).
Carolines won 9 titles between them, Fionas won 7 and Sinéads have won 8 so far.
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Showing posts with label Fiona Dargan. Show all posts
Sunday, 28 August 2011
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
Youngest Winners
Kevinah Dargan became the youngest North American girl ever to win a World title in 2005 when she won u11. Previously the youngest North American girl was Ashley Smith, who was u17 winner in 2004.
Kevinah is now tied as the youngest North American female to win the worlds, with sister Kevinah (who won in 2008) and Julia O'Rourke, winner in 2010.
Kevinah and Fiona dance for Rince na Tiarna, Julia O'Rourke for Petri, and until retiring Ashley Smith danced for her parents at Smith-Houlihan in Boston.
Kevinah is now tied as the youngest North American female to win the worlds, with sister Kevinah (who won in 2008) and Julia O'Rourke, winner in 2010.
Kevinah and Fiona dance for Rince na Tiarna, Julia O'Rourke for Petri, and until retiring Ashley Smith danced for her parents at Smith-Houlihan in Boston.
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