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Young Irish dancer spotlights local landmarks and businesses
McAleer-Paulson School of Irish Dance student Erin Mayo strikes a pose in front of the Delaware Trails of Discovery mural at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal. Christian Kanienberg of Bellefonte designed and painted the underwater sea adventure. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
March 14, 2021
McAleer-Paulson School of Irish Dance students gather for a photo on the stage at Right Balance Pilates in Lewes. Shown are in back (l-r) Lilly Keller, Gemma Dorsey, Eileen Paulson TCRG, Veronica McAleer McCrea ADCRG, Dr. Erin Fletcher, Mya DiSabatino, Keira Fletcher and Ellen Ramsey. In the middle row are Adelyn McGuiness, Claire Denham, McKenna Jeffers, Julia Freebery, McKenzie Hayhurst, Lucy Keller, Patrick Keller, Mikaela Gordon, Addison Freebery and Addison Hughey. In front are Alanna Mayo, Erin Mayo, Katie Resnick, Leah Farrell and Anna Farrell.
In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, Erin Mayo takes her Irish dance steps to the Lewes Historical Society campus.
Erin Mayo springs outside the Station on Kings in Lewes.
Erin Mayo frolics outside the Fisher-Martin House, home to the Lewes Chamber of Commerce.
Dancing next to a 302 Horseshoe Crab surfboard outside the Brush Factory on Kings is Erin Mayo.
Erin Mayo, age 8, studies Irish dance with the McAleer-Paulson School of Irish Dance.
For the past five years, she has celebrated St. Patrick’s Day through numerous shows, parades and performances. Due to COVID-19 and many shows being canceled, Erin wanted to come up with a fun way to celebrate her favorite holiday and give back to the community by highlighting some of her favorite coastal Delaware landmarks.
Since her mom Lindsey Mayo is a professional photographer, Erin came up with the idea of capturing dance poses in front of local businesses and attractions.
Lindsey and Eric plan to send their Irish Dancing through Coastal Delaware images to the pictured establishments to use for fun content on social media for St. Patrick’s Day.
