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Date Posted: 26/04/24 17:03:34, Fri
Author: Bring back the traditional design dress just with light weight fabric eg U16 winner
Subject: I'm a parent and I would hate all plain black dresses,they don't suit everyone and they have nothing to do with traditional irish dancing.
In reply to: Money hunger Cheats!!!! Plain black dresses all the way . Judge the dancing not the costumes. 's message, "Love the desperate reply’s of dress makers pretending to be parent that love solo dresses and bling 🤑 💵" on 26/04/24 12:05:38, Fri

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Check the history!! Up to the 1960’s dancers wore plain dresses ( black , white brown green) with a shawl. (NT) -- No embroidery or bling. Occasionally a Tara broach., 26/04/24 19:00:46, Fri
- We don't need to go back to the area where women didn't wear colour. (NT) -- Back to what most people remember traditional irish dance dresses would do, 26/04/24 21:28:29, Fri
  - You don’t understand the word tradition then . Just being selective to suit yourself. (NT) -- —, 26/04/24 23:34:39, Fri
    - Since feises started in halls and not on the open air platform celtic design has been part of Irish dancing. (NT) -- You're obviously just too cheap to want to continue buy costumes, 27/04/24 15:00:58, Sat
      - Keep justifying the BS . (NT) -- Has to wear bling to get noticed, dancing not good enough., 27/04/24 22:49:22, Sat
        If you could comprehend what's written, you'd see I wasn't in favor of all the bling, I said lightweight fabric with traditional celtic design.I'm also not in favor of the black leotard & skirt. (NT) -- From school with no active judges, 27/04/24 23:06:07, Sat

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