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Honour for dancing sensation, 11



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Published Date: 09 January 2008
AN award-winning young figure skater has received a special New Year honour in recognition of her outstanding success on the ice.
At just 11 years of age, Dempsey Andrews has reached the top of her game for her age in Northern Ireland and last night Mayor of Castlereagh Myreve Chambers showed her just how proud the community is of her mammoth achievements.


Spending countle
ss hours on the rink in her quest for success, Dempsey has amassed 15 gold, two silver and two bronze medals in UK open figure skating competitions.


Dempsey – who is currently the youngest person in Northern Ireland to have attained medals at this level – has a demanding year ahead as she prepares to skate with the world famous Russian Ice Stars.
She will be among the stars participating in their UK tour of Beauty and the Beast on Ice, taking place at Londonderry's Millenium Forum from January 16 to 20.

The ice princess is the youngest ever skater to perform with the world-class troupe – choreographed by Olympian Guiseppe Arena – and the only British ice dancer to skate with the illustrious cast.

Award scheme for outstanding achievement, Dempsey received her latest honour from Mrs Chambers during a special ceremony in her council parlour.



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  • Last Updated: 09 January 2008 9:12 AM
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  • Location: Belfast
 
 

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