Gurpreet Singh, Charnjit Singh and Kanwar Singh who are basically a group of Bhangra dancers in Ireland have performed on Irish music with a Punjabi twist to celebrate the fusion of two cultures on St Patrick’s Day.
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5th Dec 2025 | Updated at 05:48am 5th Dec 2025
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