Ukrainian refugees who have found a love for Irish dancing since moving to Dublin were treated to a lesson of a lifetime when Riverdance stars dropped in to pass on some tips.The group attends a weekly dancing class in Rathmines Ukrainian Community Centre in south Dublin taken by 17-year-old Kristina Bondarenko.The schoolgirl, who is originally from Odesa, began teaching herself Irish dancing six years ago using online videos.Kristina and her mother Oksana moved to Ireland following the outbreak

Ukrainian refugees who have found a love for Irish dancing since moving to Dublin were treated to a lesson of a lifetime when Riverdance stars dropped in to pass on some tips.The group attends a weekly dancing class in Rathmines Ukrainian Community Centre in south Dublin taken by 17-year-old Kristina Bondarenko.The schoolgirl, who is originally from Odesa, began teaching herself Irish dancing six years ago using online videos.Kristina and her mother Oksana moved to Ireland following the outbreak of the war last year and they have lived in Lucan in west Dublin for the past year.The teenager, who attends St Joseph's College in Lucan, was giving her usual dance class on Wednesday when two special guests joined them.Dancers Emma Mannion from Roscommon and Jason O'Neill from Belfast are part of the troupe starring in the Riverdance 25th anniversary show at the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin.The professionals put on a workshop for the Ukrainian Irish dancing enthusiasts on Wednesday afternoon.