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It was my understanding that you have to dance at the worlds with the teacher you qualified with! -- would seem a little unfair to penalise these children!, Tue, Jan 09 2007, 16:29:06 [1]
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Taylor to Comdhail -- old_dancemum, Fri, Jan 12 2007, 23:56:17 [1]
Sorry - hit the return button before I'd finished. Wasn't classing Taylor as one of these "superschools". If some of the dancers want to try the "other side", good luck to them - at least they're not giving up adn I think they might enjoy it.
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Yeh - I heard a few went to Boyle school too. -- mum, Wed, Jan 31 2007, 19:41:57 [1]
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a few went to peter thomson school -- tkat, Thu, Feb 01 2007, 7:49:08 [1]
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brilliant school -- interested, Sat, Feb 03 2007, 13:09:39 [1]
brilliant school to go to! wish them the best of luck!!
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second that -- .., Wed, Jul 01 2009, 15:17:12 [1]
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some of those that went to Boyle have now moved again to McCutcheon, which means a 6 month ban. However it seems that the rules might be bent forthem as TC is a senior member of AC -- is that fair?, Thu, Feb 08 2007, 12:19:10 [1]
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meant to say they are medal holders and looking to dance at the Worlds, which is against the rules after a transfer. I'm sure Boyle school might argue against this! -- could be fallout, Thu, Feb 08 2007, 12:21:12 [1]
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For goodness sake, stop all this nonsence -- 1 with sence, Fri, Feb 16 2007, 19:11:20 [1]
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why is it nonsense. It is a simple discussion about the application of the CLRG rules, which ppenalise dancers who have no control over their situation. It is nor an attack on the dancers involved, who I think we all support and hope they get to the Worlds. -- and it is senSe by the way, Fri, Feb 16 2007, 19:45:08 [1]
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Some dancers who are now dancing for James McCutcheon did attend (and dance in) at least one Boyle class and were asked not to come back by the Boyle T.C. If the ban is waived this may be of interest to Irish Daz having been told that the ban stood even when the decision to leave the class was made for them. The validity of the six month ban rule in question again? -- An interesting situation, Fri, Feb 16 2007, 19:52:45 [1]
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I'm following this with interest! ;o) -- Irishdaz, Sat, Feb 17 2007, 11:23:45 [1]
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I know a family who moved to Ireland from US and attended a dance school for a few weeks under the idea that it was a trial. Then they went to another school and there was no mention of a 6 month transfer period. How did the teacher that they left not report this. Don't know if the teacher that they joined knew that they had been to other school. They danced at their regionals! -- All should have to play by the rules, Thu, Feb 22 2007, 16:10:50 [1]
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It shouldn't be up to the Boyle school to argue this. Rules are rules and they are there to be applied equally to all people. CLRG should be upholding the rules that they make. IF these dancers were asked not to come back to the Boyle school, it must have been for a very good reason as TC is very fair and this school has a great reputation. Boyle TC wouldn't do this on a whim! -- mum, Sun, Feb 18 2007, 22:38:17 [1]
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I agree. This decision would not have been taken lightly and I'm sure it was totally justified. It will be intersting to see how CLRG deal with this though as the dancers are now being taught by a member of the regional council and are presumably preparing for the worlds. If they are allowed to dance this will surely have implications for other dancers who were asked to leave by a teacher and whose ban was upheld. -- Are CLRG only applying the rules when it suits them?, Sun, Feb 18 2007, 22:57:26 [1]
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Boyle School are not arguing anything!! They are more concerned with promoting Irish Dancing and preparing ther dancers for the All Irelands and Worlds -- .., Mon, Feb 19 2007, 11:39:32 [1]
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Agree with post from Personal Friend on this. The only relevent issue here is how the rules are now applied in another case of TC requesting a pupil leave. In this situation it is of no use or business to anyone else the reasons behind the request, but whether the rules will still be followed so strictly as they appeared to be in Miss Amos's case. It would be appreciated that no-one further speculates on reasons behind this, as I do not want to read personal attacks on the girls involved (who have been through enough already) nor on theTC, as from reading various and previous postings over time, TC appears to be a decent and fair person. -- MOD, Mon, Feb 19 2007, 13:12:54 [1]
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I am sorry you find this thread shocking, but as of yet nothing detrimental has been said regarding the dancers from Taylor’s school. In fact all posters here and on other boards have wished them all well, and hope to see them all compete at the worlds. Every one of these dancers can be proud of themselves, 1) for qualifing, and 2) for finding a way to continue to represent themselves, their past (Taylor) and present school at the worlds. As my other posts recently said the issue people are discussing is to do with rule application. It would appear from someone signed as ‘not a member of that class’ that the rule concerned may not be applicable as the dancers were not committed to the school they viewed and therefore there is no problem regarding their competing. (more inside) -- MOD, Tue, Feb 20 2007, 16:34:43 [1]
Personally I would rather see open discussions of rules and such instead of nasty behind the back gossiping, when issues of this nature arise. Quite gossip still gets passed on and, as a Chinese whisper either gets blown out of proportion or much worse reputations are ruined and no-one gets to the truth. Please appreciate that removal of this thread will not suddenly stop anyone debating the topic, but it will stop people being able to correct any wrong information getting passed around. Please read my other post to see what is acceptable to post in this discussion. Anyone abusing that will be banned.As I am lucky enough not to be hard of hearing, there is no need to shout, I would also appreciate not being threatened with legal action as I know that neither speculation nor gossip are illegal, unless insulting, inflammatory and/or offensive.I agree that this makes life difficult as what one person may consider offensive another may not, and in the end it may come down to the personal view of a judge on the day, but ID could really do without the type of publicity that court cases and such would bring and unless we can bug everyone going to every feis we can’t control gossip, but by open discussion we can stop damage being done by it. And more importantly insure more people get the truth.
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I think the fact this debate has been removed from 2 other forums yet still continues here, confirms there is a genuine debate to be had about the rules and how they are applied. There is no ill-feeling towards any dancers or TC - I just believe the ID public at large are curious to see how CLRG will apply the rules, given the recent Amos case.The above threat of legal action seems somewhat excessive from what I've read above. -- observer, Tue, Feb 20 2007, 19:17:42 [1]
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I'm seriously shocked at your shouting and the blatant diregard of the posting rules i.e no shouting. I find threats/ bullying and intimidation disgusting in children but even more abhoorent in adults(I'm presuming you're an adult). I only read the other threads of this post to see exactly what you were shouting at and threatinng mod about. If you are serious about legal action. Why not be brave enough to put your real name and school you're associated with on the board instead of being a coward. People should be allowed freedom of speech, without threats Do you usually go about threatining others or are you making an exception because you can't have you own way?. -- imho, Tue, Feb 20 2007, 21:11:54 [1]
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Hummmmm, who are, or what is 'WE' ? -- only shocked by 'WE', Wed, Feb 21 2007, 15:23:04 [1]
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"we" - Did you pick up on this small word too? Looking at it logically, it can really only be one of 2 parties, either the new school or the dancer(s) in question. Nothing personal should be taken from these posts. People just looking for honesty in the ID world. I'm sure this debate will be raised at Regional Council and/or CLRG levels. Good that less in ID is done behind "closed doors" and that the ID community is now more informed of rules and decisions. Will be interesting to see the outcome, one way or the other. -- observer, Wed, Feb 21 2007, 22:33:21 [1]
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I dont actually think this post came from either a teacher from any school or anyone directly involved with the dancers. It may have been a well meaning associate thinking they were doing them a favour, sadly their manner and approach was unpleasent and obviously not acceptable. There is room for everyone's views, with the expectation that the views will be expressed politely and without bullying overtones. -- MOD, Thu, Feb 22 2007, 13:50:32 [1]
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Actually it wasn't taken off the other boards straight away at all. It was left until things started getting personal. It'd help if you could spell ATTENTION then you couldn't be accused of being infantile. Can't say it's a typo...too many keys between S and T How odd that it took you so long to comment on a post that started a few weeks ago! :oS -- Meself ;o), Thu, Feb 22 2007, 23:01:01 [1]
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No Ban They are dancing at the world rules for some and rules for others!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -- dancer, Tue, Mar 20 2007, 0:10:43 [1]