cumhaills
Cumhaills, also known as cumhaill or cumhaillt, are traditional Scottish folk dances that are typically performed in groups of eight to sixteen dancers. The term "cumhaill" is derived from the Scottish Gaelic word for "circle" or "ring," reflecting the circular formation of the dancers. These dances are characterized by their lively and energetic movements, often featuring intricate footwork, spins, and leaps.
The dances are typically performed to lively traditional music, with the dancers holding hands in a circle.
Cumhaills are an important part of Scottish cultural heritage, with a rich history dating back to the
In recent years, cumhaills have gained international recognition, with dancers from around the world performing and