Sometimes all you need is a great tune and an empty dancefloor.

When your team loses a game on a Saturday it almost seems like the whole weekend is ruined. However, it appears that all it takes is one tiny tot and a timeless classic of Irish music to turn that frown upside down. Friends Karl Bradshaw and Andrew Giles were two of the dozens attending the United vs Liverpool Charity Banter event on Saturday, 10 March held in Arklow, County Wicklow. The event was held in the Rocks Hurling Clubhouse in Arklow where family and friends were invited to go along in support of the charities involved, Arklow First Responders and Arklow Lifeboat RNLI. A good day by all accounts, right? Well, who knew that the best part of the day was yet to happen still. Towards the later end of the evening, following a steady flow of refreshments and raffle prizes, four-year-old Jake Bradshaw took it upon himself to lift the mood of the losing team with a performance all his own. Yep, Jake pushed himself to do a four-minute freestyle on an empty dancefloor to one of Ireland's most iconic tunes to end the day with a bang. What a champ. And to be fair, he's definitely a better mover than the rest of us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJrcUa2qyxw&feature=share We think there's a future for young Jake in crowd-pleasing. Watch this space. Be sure to bring this video out at Jake's 21st, guys. He'll just love you for it. Cheers to Karl Bradshaw, Andrew Giles and of course Jack Bradshaw for sending this our way. If you have something you would like to share with us, send it to editorial@JOE.ie or hit us up on Facebook or Twitter.