The dancer who broke the algorithm, Morgan fell head over heels for Irish dance. She embodies everything Ireland loves to see in its culture; taken in, worked hard at, made new, and shared with the world. She embraced the culture. Made it her own. And in doing so, became an honorary Irish woman, pushing a centuries-old tradition into the future with power, pride, and precision.

From humble beginnings in Dublin to explosive impact across the Rap scene and beyond, Rejjie represents an Ireland that never needed permission.

He wears the jersey as effortlessly as he does independence, proof that Irish identity isn’t a box, but a launchpad. This is Irishness with a global mindset. Understated, explosive, and entirely its own.

Contemporary artist Sean completes the trilogy. Starting in graffiti and transcending into fine and graphic art, he represents the quiet resilience of Irish creativity. The solitude of the studio. The chaos of urban life. The daily grind of making work in a place that doesn’t always make it easy.

He could have left. London, New York; the usual paths. But he stayed. Proud of his roots, proud of the struggle, proud of the work. An Irish artist proving that staying is sometimes the boldest move of all.