The world stage is set for a showdown!
Dublin’s Demi Moran took to the world stage in Zurich, Switzerland this week, as she represented Ireland at the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2026, competing against some of the best street dancers from across the globe.
The Irish champion earned her place at the prestigious international event after being crowned Ireland’s 2026 Red Bull Dance Your Style champion at the National Stadium in Dublin earlier this year.

Moran’s journey to the world final has been marked by determination, creativity and an ability to connect with the crowd. Having qualified for the national final, she rose to the occasion, defeating fellow Dubliner Tecc in a thrilling three-round final to claim the Irish title.
Red Bull Dance Your Style is renowned for its distinctive format, with audiences deciding the outcome of every battle. Dancers compete one-on-one, with musicality, originality, improvisation and crowd connection all playing a crucial role in determining who advances.
Now in its fourth year in Ireland, Red Bull Dance Your Style has continued to provide a platform for the country’s street dance community, celebrating styles ranging from hip-hop and house to locking, popping, waacking and krump.

Having won over audiences at home, Moran brought her talent to an international stage in Zurich, flying the flag for Ireland and demonstrating the creativity and skill emerging from Dublin’s vibrant street dance scene.
Ahead of her breathtaking dance battle, we sat down for a chat with Demi and her hopes for the competition.
@officialspin1038 Red Bull Dance Your Style World Finalist 🤩 SPIN caught up with Dublin's Demi Moran ahead of her breathtaking dance battle at the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Finals in Zurich this week, and how she found the experience representing Ireland on the world stage 🪩 For more see spin1038.com #Dublin #Dance #RedBullDanceYourStyle ♬ original sound - SPIN 1038
Her appearance at the 2026 World Final marked the culmination of an exciting journey from the Dublin qualifier to the Irish national title and, ultimately, a place among the world’s best.
As Ireland’s representative, Moran made her mark on a global celebration of street dance, showcasing the talent and passion that helped earn her the opportunity to compete on the world stage.