Shame on you miserable people slagging these young dancers for world qualifying in small competitions. These dancers put in the work, danced their best, and qualified fair and square. -- The NEW UK Irish Dance Board for UK, European & World

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Date Posted: 16/11/25 0:51:40, Sun
Author: Celebrate the dancers
Subject: Shame on you miserable people slagging these young dancers for world qualifying in small competitions. These dancers put in the work, danced their best, and qualified fair and square.

Rather than slagging these children for simply dancing in an competition that is open to them, we should be directing our fury at CLRG and all
The cheating TCRGs for ruining competitive Irish dance with politics, cheating, immorality, and scandalous behavior. CLRG should be ashamed that the organization they oversee has turned off all but a handful of dancers in each region. These competitions should have hundreds of Irish boys and girls in each age group dancing the national dance style of their own country with pride. But due to exorbitant costs and an organization with no self control or ability to manage itself, the halls are empty.

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Scottish region has been like that for years. Same as NE. Nothing to do with a scandal. (NT) -- Qualifying needs to be made fair. Excellent dancers in Irish regions are missing out because of big plodders in Scotland. Itâ€™s not right., 16/11/25 1:53:39, Sun
Not the dancers fault - every dancer wants to qualify if they enter. Shame on teachers who have corrupted the whole organisation. (NT) -- .. (..), 16/11/25 9:51:22, Sun
Retired TC .Yes so sad once such a talented sport in for both boys and girls (NT) -- Scandal ruined what my generation achieved., 16/11/25 9:53:23, Sun
If you believe Irish dance deserves integrity over ego, passion over politics, and art over corruption, stand with me. Lets protect the craft we love and restore its honest roots. (NT) -- Not Afraid to Take a Stand, 20/11/25 23:13:06, Thu

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