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Date Posted: 18/11/25 18:11:53, Tue
Author: Concerned
Subject: Shocking inconsistencies between regions. Why has CLRG not standardized world qualifying competitions?

Many US regions are using rotating panels of 5 judges and yet some regions in Ireland and UK are using non-rotating panels of 3 just like a common weekend feis?!

Further, a formal investigating needs to happen regarding incorrect numbers of qualifiers and suspicious ties. Competitions with less than 20 dancers and no WMH getting 6 qualifiers? 2- and 3-way ties for last place that conveniently qualify everyone?

Something is rotten and it needs to be examined.

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There needs to be points all feis season or something. Top dancers canâ€™t qualify in Ulster and intermediate standard are qualifying in Scotland in some age groups. (NT) -- Their young age groups are very good standard, and their top dancers, but the rest is woeful and itâ€™s not fair., 18/11/25 20:17:55, Tue
The competitive system in ID is rotten. More teachers and judges cheat than play fair, and the few honest ones are drowned out. If we want to save the art, the competition corruption has to go. (NT) -- #SaveIrishDance, 20/11/25 20:03:00, Thu

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