BALLYVOURNEY   FLING
	© 2008    Larry E.Taylor
	This non-progressive, three-hand dance is to begin with dancers in a side-by-side line,
	facing forward in the line of dance.
	The trio may be of any gender; commonly, however, a gent dances between two ladies.
	The line of dance is anticlockwise around the perimeter of the dance area.
	The step is an ordinary fling step (lift-2-3-4) and as shown below.
	When similarly danced, this ceili dance is also known as the HIGHLAND FLING, the
	HEEL-TOE, the SCHOTTISCHE (1. SCHAT  ish   2.  SCHAD ish    3.  schah TEESH)
	and perhaps by other names.
	Gents begin forward on the left foot and ladies begin forward on the right foot.
	Bar counts (quantities of measures) for patterns are shown in bold.
	Documentation is based upon a workshop taught by Timmy McCarthy at Frederick,
	Maryland, USA on March 17, 2001.
	Edition of April 1, 2008  —  Contact larryetaylor@hotmail.com

FLINGS (Variable BARS)

All trios:	holding closest (inside) hands, dance in-place (no forward or backward
	movement);  while bouncing lightly on the left heel, all tap/touch the
	right toe forward – first to the right, then to the left, then to the right,
	then to the left2;
	dance forward in the line-of-dance (see heading)2;
	while bouncing lightly on the right heel, all tap/touch the left toe forward – first
	to the left, then to the right, then to the left, then to the right2;
	dance backward against the line-of-dance2;
	(Alternately, dance forward on the preceding line.  All trios would have to
	dance the alternate movement to prevent collisions in the line of dance.)
	dance the arches in-place;  with the middle dancer following under the arch each
	time, the dancer on the right dances under an arch formed by the middle
	and left dancers2;
	arch on the other side of the trio and the dancer on the left dances under2;
	in turn, the right then left dancer again dance under the arch4.
	repeat from     as often as desired or until the music stops.