• ok am I the only one who gets so sad at those feis birthdays? (NT) -- coming much too quickly!, 04:28:31 01/04/11 Tue
  • Yes, it makes them seem older earlier. Wish they could stay little forever. (NT) -- ., 18:58:21 01/04/11 Tue
    • I'm just the opposite - my boy has a January bday, so it's like he's just turned 14 all over again! (NT) -- ahkh, 19:27:40 01/07/11 Fri
• and mine just turned 14 in the fall and he's already u15! (NT) -- your son is lucky to have that great ID birthday, 05:19:48 01/08/11 Sat

• 2010 Disney -- ME, 07:04:29 12/23/10 Thu
  • Thank you! (NT) -- ---, 08:20:14 12/23/10 Thu

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• Michael Flatley---and my son! (NT) -- ,, 05:41:45 10/21/10 Thu
  • Colin Dunne...and my son too! LOL (NT) -- Irishmama, 10:03:18 10/21/10 Thu
• My husband (NT) -- and my son!, 16:54:34 10/21/10 Thu
• Joe Bitter (NT) -- ... and my son, 07:20:51 10/22/10 Fri
• ANY CURRENT DANCERS -- ., 15:03:25 10/22/10 Fri
  • Joe Bitter is the U16 world champion and when he does he set the room fills up. He is an excellent rythm dancer. (NT) -- ??, 09:59:48 10/25/10 Mon
• I don't know enough male dancers, but they sure are fun to watch. Love when their clicks are waaay up there! (NT) -- :0, 10:05:23 10/23/10 Sat
• World Champion Drew Lovejoy !!!!!! If you've never seen him dance...make sure to watch him at the MW O !! AMAZING !!! (NT) -- mwmom, 11:15:11 10/24/10 Sun
• Definitely Joe Bitter! (NT) -- He is amazing!, 13:22:27 10/25/10 Mon
• In the MW have long loved Tyler S-great dancer and mentor to the young ones (NT) -- ds looks up to him, 12:51:28 10/28/10 Thu
• Cathal & Fergal Keaney are great to watch, their material is totally original and they have fantastic rhythm..they amaze me every time I see them! Joe Bitter & John Lonergan are excellent too..There's much more variety in the male competitions, they're much more fun to watch than the girls because they're less predictable! (NT) -- -, 07:05:58 12/15/10 Wed

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• My son is in Scouts also. It is part of our church group. Everyone there knows that he dances and just did a talent show at our church and the guys all thought he was cool (NT) -- 7kids4us, 07:06:25 11/12/10 Fri
• ID and Scouts -- Kathleen O'Reilly-Wild, 14:12:40 12/04/10 Sat

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• RinceIt Survey -- Kathleen O'Reilly-Wild, 14:11:11 12/04/10 Sat

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• Shoes are no longer for sale. (NT) -- Irishmama, 21:43:34 11/13/10 Sat
  • Sale di not happen-the shoes are available again. (NT) -- Irishmama, 10:09:42 11/18/10 Thu
• You might want to post this on the used shoe board--link inside -- ., 05:35:06 11/22/10 Mon

• tape, safety pins, snack and water (NT) -- and a vallium for mom!, 18:43:49 11/05/10 Fri
• sharpie for shoes, scissors for number, gel for hair, extra laces, camera, and a small surprise for him (NT) -- pin everything down!, 20:30:49 11/05/10 Fri
• thanks for your replies, added a few items (NT) -- Tara, Gavin's mom, 16:15:14 11/06/10 Sat
• Abook or game or something for him to play between rounds. Can be a long day. (NT) -- ., 09:25:05 11/07/10 Sun
• And best of luck to Gavin! You only have one first Oireachtas - (NT) -- Enjoy it!, 07:14:13 11/08/10 Mon
• Gavin placed 2nd in ERCO today, his reel was spot on solo stage covered front 2 back corner 2 corner!!! (NT) -- Gavin's mom, Tara, 18:16:57 11/13/10 Sat
  • Congratulations, Gavin! (And Tara! :) ) (NT) -- j, 06:20:31 11/14/10 Sun
    • Thanks J, just a proud mommy weekend, and the Goggin-Carroll team is super, so much a family! (NT) -- Tara, Gavin's mom, 19:18:00 11/14/10 Sun

• Thank you for letting me know. I will contact them. We had a great time and spent a bit of time in Chicago later in the day. I told everyone how much fun it was and I think we will be coming in droves to your mid-west feiseanna next year. (NT) -- thanks again for the info, 07:14:59 11/11/10 Thu

• Express has some great colors and designs also. (NT) -- MW Mom, 09:33:06 08/20/10 Fri
• Thanks for the info. I need help finding black pants for young dancer. Any suggestions? (NT) -- ..., 21:59:37 08/20/10 Fri
  • I've been buying my DS's pants at Nordstrom since he started at age 6. They always have his size in black and they hem for free. (it's the only time I go there) (NT) -- a wr mom, 08:42:47 08/21/10 Sat
    • Thank you! (NT) -- ..., 10:02:43 08/21/10 Sat
      • I just love ours from Land's End - no pleats and good price - plus you can order size and inseam. Got ours unhemmed as ds seems to always get taller and never wider. (NT) -- MLL, 14:32:12 11/10/10 Wed
  • Try feispants.com They custom make pants for boys of all ages. My son loves them!!! (NT) -- srmom, 14:16:03 08/21/10 Sat
    • Took a look at their website. Thanks for the info. May seem like a silly question but do they make just the pants or the entier outfit? Interested in what any part of this would cost. (NT) -- ..., 21:27:55 08/21/10 Sat
      • Yes I believe that Christine just makes the pants if you just want pants and shirts if you just want shirts. (NT) -- ??, 06:12:58 08/22/10 Sun
        • She will make what ever you need. (NT) -- srmom, 17:22:11 08/22/10 Sun

• I wouldn't put him into the heeled shoes just yet. they have to learn to get on their toes and the heels will impede that. (NT) -- have patience LOL, 09:41:00 09/16/10 Thu
• I disagree - if he wants them get them, and he will learn early to handle the heels. I don't know that I have a pair, though.. . (NT) -- Good luck!, 18:32:30 09/18/10 Sat
• Thanks for the thoughts on the heels. I thought maybe having the heels would help him realize he has to be up on them. He would be forced to be up on his toes. But maybe it would be more of a bother with them? Any advice on that would help. We opted not to buy new as they are $85! But he is dying to have them. Hoping to keep his interest in ID too. (NT) -- thanks - op, 05:59:29 09/21/10 Tue
• For my ds, "real" reel shoes were a reward for getting into novice. (NT) -- d, 11:28:57 09/21/10 Tue
  • Thanks! That is a great suggestion. (NT) -- op, 05:36:11 09/22/10 Wed
• My son is almost out of his first ones - new ones sent off for heels.... -- MLL, 14:27:02 11/10/10 Wed

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• I make them. I can send you pictures if you would like. (NT) -- Connie, 14:27:27 07/23/10 Fri
• My son's is for sale. It was designed and made by Jason Hays and his dressmaker Tammy. Please email me for photos or have a look at the nationals photos U13 boys - 3rd place. (NT) -- thanks, 07:14:40 07/26/10 Mon
  • Vest for sale -- Kim, 06:41:04 07/27/10 Tue
    • Go to www.donedeal.ie ( bernie dressmaker0 lovely waistcoats there. (NT) -- mum, 17:07:25 11/02/10 Tue

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• It sounds beautiful - I just wish my boy were smaller or your waistcoat larger! (NT) -- Good luck!, 14:01:28 09/24/10 Fri
• Would like to see a pic please (NT) -- dancemum, 16:19:46 10/20/10 Wed
• Hi, please click on my highlighted name and it will show my e-mail address. (NT) -- Many thanks, Donna, 05:34:53 10/29/10 Fri

• I would love to see photos, may be interested in buying. Email me please (NT) -- thanks, 19:46:57 06/10/10 Thu
• Vest still available? -- Mary O'Sullivan, 11:32:18 10/27/10 Wed

• I would love to see some photos-thanks (NT) -- Irishmama, 07:44:06 07/16/10 Fri
  • Hi Irishmama, I emailed you a link to photos just now! (NT) -- op, 02:07:39 07/17/10 Sat
• Vest still available? -- Mary O'Sullivan, 11:21:55 10/27/10 Wed

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• You can't beat classic on the boys. I am not a fan of the bling on boys. Saw one at US national's in all black with colored tie and rather enjoyed it, for a change. The embrodiered vests have really taken hold but don't like them with wild shirts and bling bling ties. Less is more, imho!! (NT) -- basic mom, 05:40:12 08/01/10 Sun
• all black blends in with background on stage (NT) -- need some color, 01:04:36 08/11/10 Wed
  • Boys. Is it better in your opinion for a boy to wear a waistcoat or just shirt and tie ? (NT) -- x, 14:29:54 08/28/10 Sat
    • Waistcoat looks tidier when dancing - the tie stays down and the shirt stays tucked. (NT) -- Mom of 2 dancers, 17:58:42 08/28/10 Sat
      • My son looks like a waiter with a vest. He likes a nice, conservative shirt and maybe a snappy tie. Or a plain tie. Really just does not want to look like a girly-man! (NT) -- :), 10:09:51 10/23/10 Sat

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• I've been thinking that too. (NT) -- But I really didn't have anything interesting to say., 12:01:39 10/20/10 Wed

• It depends on the numbers. Last year there were 5 in my son's group and 3 placed. 3 or less dancers and they usually all place. (NT) -- my experience, 08:46:34 09/29/10 Wed
  • What region are you in? (NT) -- ., 08:57:29 09/29/10 Wed
    • NE (NT) -- in my experience, 07:47:30 09/30/10 Thu
• In our region, 20 or fewer, all place. 21 or more, half place. (NT) -- m, 14:25:30 09/29/10 Wed
• How does it work in the MARO? (NT) -- ., 19:24:11 09/29/10 Wed

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• Not only do you have World competitors on the front, but isn't the one on the left Drew Lovejoy from McGing, the 2010 Boys 14-15 WORLD CHAMPION? (NT) -- mwmom, 19:13:52 09/22/10 Wed

• Boys do both-my ds likes to wear his pinned on his vest up near the top,but some boys wear it at the bottom of the vest. I would pin it on at the feis, and just look at his competitors if he would like to match. (NT) -- Irishmama, 11:23:20 09/10/10 Fri
• If you go with the vest, take a pair of scissors and trim the number down. Looks neater, especially for smaller boys. (NT) -- Learned that tip a couple years ago at NANs., 12:03:10 09/10/10 Fri
  • I agree- some of the numbers can be so big that they look like billboards on the younger boys! (NT) -- Good tip, 17:51:06 09/10/10 Fri
• Vest is much better for top dancers. Having it lower looks kind of tacky in my humble opinion (NT) -- my 2 cents, 08:31:00 09/11/10 Sat
• Son wears his near the bottom of the vest because he has embroidery on the top. Scissors are good to keep on hand to cut the numbers. (NT) -- Mom of DS, 17:20:09 09/11/10 Sat
• No such thing as a dumb question! Ideally, that is what the boeards are for. (NT) -- ., 15:00:06 09/12/10 Sun
• Thanks for all the replies! Yes my son is young so thanks for the suggestion to cut the number smaller! (NT) -- OP, 12:17:59 09/15/10 Wed
  • Yep cut it smaller, but placement at chest or lower toward hip depends on the boy, his build, his vest and his preference. (NT) -- It all depends, 18:34:31 09/18/10 Sat

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• Size is a men's small. (NT) -- Connie, 14:01:07 07/20/10 Tue
• Has this vest sold? (NT) -- thanks, 20:36:04 08/07/10 Sat
  • No it has not sold. It is still available. (NT) -- Connie, 17:15:04 08/08/10 Sun
• This vest will be in Muskegon this weekend. (NT) -- Connie, 07:52:02 09/14/10 Tue

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• Yikes! Popping! (NT) -- cringes, 08:33:19 08/30/10 Mon
• Thanks for the giggle (NT) -- Double take, 10:53:59 08/30/10 Mon
• And thanks for the sentiment. I know that some people really enjoy watching the boys, (NT) -- Nice to hear it!, 19:36:48 09/01/10 Wed
• Too funny, I didn't even notice the spelling error as I was reading fast. Had a great laugh when i went back and looked! (NT) -- thanks for the humor, 11:14:52 09/10/10 Fri

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• males should be split into men who dance like men and men who dance like girls changed days now the girls r doing more feminine dances than the girls -- irish dancer from wales (..), 05:43:16 08/20/10 Fri
  • What is she even talking about. Not only rude, irrelevant. (NT) -- ., 14:42:53 08/20/10 Fri
• What does that have to do with the posted topic, and why so rude? (NT) -- ???, 14:00:39 08/20/10 Fri
• ahh thats bad craic and slightly rude however i understand what your getting at. -- derry dream doll, 05:58:05 08/23/10 Mon
• HEY I ALSO AGREE IF YOU LOOK AT THE WAY THE MAN HIMSELF MICHAEL FLATLEY DANCES COMPARED TO THE WAY SOME OF THESE ''BOYS'' ARE DANCING AT CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITIONS YOU CAN NOTICE THE MORE FEMININE SIDE AND WHATS THE THE GLITTER AND DIAMONDS? TIME TO MAN UP LIKE THE TOP MAN MICHAEL! HE IS EVIDENCE THAT REAL MEN IRISH DANCE NOT CURRENT MEN DANCING -- GENTS MUM, 06:16:33 08/23/10 Mon
• My ds just retired after many years as a top placer and got tired of the feminine style. I agree should split it and maybe let the ones who dance like girls join the girl comps. (NT) -- Dance like a man, 21:15:56 08/24/10 Tue
  • This is the strangest post. The vest is really nice,btw, just not the color that my ds would like right now. "Feminine" style vs dancing like a boy-just two varying ways to dance...so what??? (NT) -- ????, 17:31:55 08/25/10 Wed

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• PS. This is a real situation (NT) -- op, 09:28:21 08/17/10 Tue
  • I dont thein that the size of the competition should have anything to do with the size of the awards. Dancers do not get to choose how many others they will dance against. -- ???, 19:56:00 08/17/10 Tue
    • Me neither. But the organizers think it makes perfect sense.... -- inside, 19:59:37 08/17/10 Tue
• I think it is ridiculous. If organizers don't like small comp #, combine with girls.Wait till you hear the Mom's of girls whine. (NT) -- Get the cheese ready!, 11:03:14 08/18/10 Wed
  • I think most of us would agree that our ds' would like nothing more than to have more competition, including any and all of the top girls (NT) -- will organizers listen though?, 12:42:54 08/18/10 Wed
• I would prefer that they just combine the boys with the girls. It is not fun for a boy to get ready for a competition and get there only to find out he is the only competitor. He would rather earn his award. (NT) -- Mom of ds, 18:36:31 08/18/10 Wed
• The post on the http://www.voy.com/60473/ board is one of the nastiest I've seen toward the boys. It's no wonder it's so hard to keep boys in Irish dance.This is the unspoken attitude they probably feel from many. (NT) -- makes me sad, 19:14:35 08/18/10 Wed
  • I had to go over there and read it, I usually never read that board because it's so vicious, not surprising. Keep in mind that sort of negativity is probably just one poster. (NT) -- gs, 07:12:25 08/19/10 Thu
• That was an awful, nasty post - I'm stunned (NT) -- thank goodness my son doesn't read the boards, 17:34:37 08/19/10 Thu
  • My son does read the boards and he is totally disgusted with the venom being spewed there. I posted a reply today after he told me that people like that just make him want to try and work harder. I on the other hand want to say meaner things...LOL -- Irishmama, 22:16:08 08/19/10 Thu
    • It loooks like the mod removed the thread-too bad that the great comments by Irishmama and a Canadian mom were taken away too. (NT) -- ECR, 08:36:15 08/21/10 Sat

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• I have a ds, as well. I tel him to consider the source of these comments--some people are just ignorant and rude to say something like that where it can be overheard. That being said, between you and me ;), I do think that sometimes in the grades at least, some judges are a little easier on the boys than the girls to keep them interested. I think less so in champs. (NT) -- ., 06:31:07 06/28/10 Mon
  • Yes I myself have thought that too. So I was glad to see that he got 1st even with 3 other boys in the group. So at least there was some consolation that he must have done well. :-) Thanks for the advice. (NT) -- OP, 07:22:17 06/28/10 Mon
  • I should have also added that his best friends are other male dancers--they have so much more to bond about than kids he simply goes to school with. So it is worth the occasional moronic comment to forge those bonds. (NT) -- ., 13:23:19 07/12/10 Mon
• The best I can describe it is that it is a totally different sport for boys. For everyone that says that it is "easier" for boys should try to survive the years of trying to teach a little boy to dance! As a mom of a DS, it is definately NOT easy - just different. -- Tom Mom (happy), 19:33:11 06/29/10 Tue
  • hmm-girls also have to keep toes out, straighten legs (no pants to hide bends) and be on time (NT) -- not sure why this would make boy stand out?, 07:24:20 07/15/10 Thu
• easy on boys -- dm, 06:49:06 07/01/10 Thu
• Zandb did a "tounge-in-cheek" article a couple of years back on "misconceptions" between boy and girl dancers which, at the very least, touches on why parents of dancing daughters might not be sympatheic to your plight (;ink inside) -- --, 01:40:35 07/02/10 Fri
  • That was funny... and I can relate because I have 2 dancing daughters too! But I was more concerned about the mental aspect of things - of discouragement to boys saying they only do well because they are a boy. It's hard enough to get them to continue with dance and then to discourage their feis efforts as well with snide comments. Yes I know there is a lot of politics in ID. Just hoping for a reprieve for a 5 year old boy. (NT) -- thanks, 06:13:50 07/02/10 Fri
    • Years ago and in a land far, far away, my daughter split the costs of "private lessons" with a boy in her age group. He did better at the Feis than her because he practiced more and was the better dancer. I do recall one disadvantage that all boys seemed to have.... that weird "gangly period" where their arms and legs grow six inches overnight and they danced like they were in an alien body for about three months. My daughter never had to suffer through that! (NT) -- ZandB (;)), 07:19:58 07/02/10 Fri
      • So true! We have a "gangly" one now and he reminds us of those wooden "limberjack" folk toys. Long arms, huge feet, and thin as a reed! (NT) -- still handsome, tho!, 22:07:49 07/12/10 Mon
• At a feis, years ago when my ds was in Prelim, there were 2 other boys in the comp. 3 males judges- you should have heard the moms gripe BEFORE the results. Not 1 boy placed that day. Hopefully best dancer of day will win (NT) -- Today- all 3 are world medalists/Tell your son he is GREAT!, 07:52:07 07/08/10 Thu
• Another thing that boys go through is in small groups, at the oireachtas say, they announce to the whole room that you came in last. It takes a lot of confidence to stand on the podium in fifth of five and smile like it's an amazing result. (NT) -- girls don't usually face that, 10:39:14 07/09/10 Fri
• We've been though this too. (see inside) -- Good luck to your son!, 12:28:11 07/12/10 Mon
  • Thanks for your comments. We just got a snide comment this week about how my ds got 1st place. And it was from a "friend". So disheartening to be stabbed in the back by a friend. I won't be too happy if she or her kids say it so my ds hears! (NT) -- OP, 07:13:53 07/15/10 Thu
• what about the pressure on the boys to do teams/choreography? if you are at our school and a boy, you better be prepared to do both. (NT) -- ., 12:42:53 07/12/10 Mon
  • My ds doesn't do teams because it conflicts with soccer. I know our school would rather he do this but they have been pretty understanding. But, I think he would quit ID if he had to choose and maybe that's why they are pretty nice about it? (NT) -- MW Mom, 06:01:04 07/13/10 Tue
• hopefully, they do not say it in front of him. But, you have to move past the comments. it IS easier for boys in some cases. But, that just makes it a different experience for them. Not better, not worse, just different. (NT) -- md, 12:44:22 07/12/10 Mon
• These comments have been said to my boys, to me, by friends, strangers, also even before the competition, it's all over the message boards... It is so sad to me that people try to diminish the accomplishments of boys. As they get older it IS discouraging to them. It is so hard to keep those teenage boys dancing but it appears to me that the majority of girl's mom's would be happy to see them gone. What message do you think it sends these boys when the award they get at a feis is half the girls award and they are told it is because they have less competitors? (NT) -- mom of ds and dd, 09:00:41 08/17/10 Tue

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• Yes! Congrats to all. Any new costume looks for the guys? We had to sit this one out. (NT) -- MW Mom, 06:02:06 07/13/10 Tue

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• Yes, vests with embroidery and bling. (NT) -- Some DM are 2 pricey., 16:55:24 06/20/10 Sun
• I recenlty got vests from a formalwear supplier and then blinged them myself .. did you know that in the UK they have iron on sequins? .. so you can add bling without crystals and can make any design you want to .. we needed to bling the boys up to keep up with the girls team dresses.. .they had sequins on them (NT) -- now the 'team' looks like a team, 06:00:28 07/01/10 Thu

• What kind of material-are they just cotton, like a dress shirt, or are they a more textured or shiney material? Thanks, might be interested. (NT) -- Irishmama, 06:56:11 06/25/10 Fri
• They are a cotton/polyester blend. They are not textured or shiny, my son is only in novice so none of that is allowed for him yet. (NT) -- OP, 16:42:10 06/25/10 Fri

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• My son started because his sister was dancing, and he was tired of waiting in the lobby for her to finish. Now he dances because he LOVES it! You might want to look at having a boy sibling special?? (NT) -- Mom of DS and DD, 06:34:31 03/01/10 Mon
  • That is why my son started too. He is quite young U6 and isn't that thrilled with it mostly becuase there are hardly any other boys. He used to get excited about class...but its just more time with girls.... (NT) -- we'd love more boys to join!, 12:06:41 03/01/10 Mon
    • Same here. (NT) -- ., 09:46:23 06/02/10 Wed
• If there was an older male dancer who could come in here and there, maybe that would be helpful? (NT) -- x, 12:21:08 03/01/10 Mon
• Both dd and ds started at the same time. My dd quit when ds won the Oireachtas. Some boys started because they saw my ds dance and different dance outs. (NT) -- 7kids4us, 13:05:20 03/03/10 Wed
• Thank you for making the effort to recruit boys! My ds (now a WQ) started after hearing a celtic band. He wound up on stage with the band. I thought being the only boy would bother him but it never did. But (more inside) -- MW Mom, 17:27:02 03/03/10 Wed
  • we have the same problem here - male to female ratio ... well its like 12 to 1. -- ..., 01:18:39 03/23/10 Tue
• I started after watching Lord of the dance, Riverdance etc, however alot of boys transfer because of older male rolemodels (NT) -- dancer, 05:08:40 03/04/10 Thu
• My ds started at 6 (wanted to at 4) after watching Riverdance on PBS endlessly! Took me -- ecr mom to a ds & dd, 08:57:12 03/05/10 Fri
• What region are you in? Lover the scholarship idea. -- Mom of WQ DS, 13:33:09 03/06/10 Sat
• My son started dancing because his sister did. He was a natural and is in Open now. He stays dancing for the girls (NT) -- Mom of a son and a daughter, 12:03:14 03/10/10 Wed
• Mine lived for hanging out with the boys in class. If there aren't boys the same age, it isn't fun for them. It helps to become known as getting good results for boys. If you mainly want them for ceili, that will only work for the older guys high school or older. (NT) -- mom of 2 ds, 00:21:55 03/27/10 Sat

• I do! (inside) -- mom of 3 boys-2 that dance!, 06:03:10 05/12/10 Wed
  • It''s beautiful - I would like to purchase it - Thanks! (NT) -- Reginamcgorray@comcast.net, 16:15:53 05/12/10 Wed
  • reply inside -- mom, 18:59:35 05/12/10 Wed
    • Hi OP, I am yet another mum with size 14 waistcoat and have emailed you link to photos. (NT) -- -, 14:28:57 05/15/10 Sat
      • Glad you got waistcoats sorted, OP and thanks for your message! Anyone needing red/black waistcoat and shirt size 14, still available! Just post here and will forward pix -- (NT) -- -, 08:22:49 05/25/10 Tue

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• Details inside -- J, 12:39:05 04/22/10 Thu
• I also have a solid blue one, no embroidery, but gorgeous fabric. (NT) -- Brand new-$50, 06:04:46 05/12/10 Wed

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