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Date Posted: 16/04/25 17:46:47, Wed
Author: Oldie
Subject: Have said this for years now
In reply to: Judge those who have good old fashioned rhythm. Travelling over and back the stage and kicking legs over head is not a heavy dance 's message, "So many jigs, hornpipes and sets without trebles. Travelling over and back the stage, up on toes but no trebles." on 16/04/25 9:27:15, Wed

Not fair to the kids who are great at rhythm and trebles but who are not good at gymnastics. Not being judged for the sport it's meant to be.

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  • Well that’s where you are wrong he still workshops lots of dancers including brooks, Murchu Duiginn, Keegan, and many more (NT) -- So his still in clrg Irish dance, 16/04/25 17:55:48, Wed

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