About The Song
Daniel O’Donnell & Michael English – “Tipperary Girl / Dance All Night” (Live on The Late Late Show, RTÉ One): A Joyful Celebration of Irish Country Music and Good Times
When Daniel O’Donnell and Michael English took the stage together on The Late Late Show on RTÉ One, performing a medley of “Tipperary Girl” and “Dance All Night,” they delivered more than just a musical number—they brought a full dose of feel-good energy, charm, and traditional Irish country spirit to living rooms across the nation.
These two artists, both fan favorites in the Irish country music scene, share a natural chemistry—warm, light-hearted, and full of respect for both the music and the audience. From the moment the first notes of “Tipperary Girl” rang out, the atmosphere turned festive, as the familiar tune got toes tapping and smiles beaming.
“Tipperary Girl” – A Crowd Favorite
Originally popularized by Daniel O’Donnell, “Tipperary Girl” is a fun, upbeat tribute to small-town charm and Irish pride. With its catchy chorus and toe-tapping rhythm, it’s a song that invites clapping, dancing, and pure joy. On stage, Daniel’s signature calm and easygoing style was matched by Michael’s vibrant energy—making the performance a perfect blend of generations and personalities.
“She’s my Tipperary girl, I’ve got eyes for no one else…”
The audience responded immediately, with visible delight and warm applause—a testament to the song’s enduring popularity across Ireland and beyond.
“Dance All Night” – Lifting the Energy Higher
After “Tipperary Girl,” the pair transitioned into Michael English’s hit “Dance All Night,” a song known for its infectious rhythm and feel-good party spirit. Michael took the lead with his upbeat delivery, while Daniel joined in with his signature charm, the two trading lines and harmonies with ease.
The song’s message is simple: let go, have fun, and dance while you can. It’s a perfect fit for the celebratory tone of the evening, and their duet version made it feel like a community dance hall brought to life on national TV.
The Performance: More Than Music
Their shared performance on The Late Late Show wasn’t just musically polished—it was filled with genuine warmth and lighthearted fun. Both singers smiled, swayed, and clearly enjoyed being on stage together, creating an atmosphere that felt more like a family gathering than a formal performance. Audiences at home and in-studio felt it, and social media quickly lit up with praise for the duet, calling it “pure joy” and “a highlight of the show.”