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Date Posted: 21/11/25 22:00:57, Fri
Author: Inside
Subject: Connacht championship

from the viewpoint of a Tcrg from a a small school in Connacht.I was left feeling more uncomfortable after the Connacht Championships.I fear our region will have lost more dancers after what can only be described as "dirty tricks" being played.The council is doing nothing to attempt to stop the exodus of dancers,it is upsetting as a teacher to watch my region so quickly decimate.why is this happening and what steps are being made to help slow down the rapid surge downhill

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44 (NT) -- 44, 21/11/25 23:20:03, Fri
- Far more than 44, unfortunately. (NT) -- So sad. Poor kids. Poor parents., 22/11/25 13:12:40, Sat
So sad that an Irish region cannot attract more than a handful of dancers per age group. -- Should be hundreds, 22/11/25 2:57:01, Sat
- Rotten schools are the root cause of this disaster. (NT) -- Dropping like flies, 22/11/25 10:52:13, Sat
  - Too many teachers are looking the other way and supporting those responsible for corrupt practices. This sets the wrong example for dancers. Reform is not just needed, it is overdue. (NT) -- Sad and true., 22/11/25 13:04:07, Sat
- Very sad to see the beautiful tradition coming to an end. (NT) -- Only baddies staying in the competition., 22/11/25 13:13:59, Sat
They've got their Qualifiers but at what cost? Another blow to an already weakened region.. (NT) -- Irish dance is dead, 22/11/25 11:04:56, Sat
- It is dying unless we save it and help the teachers take corrections. (NT) -- Teaching tools., 22/11/25 13:05:42, Sat
  - Connacht was a lovely region itÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢s fallen apart it seems . (NT) -- Why why why, 22/11/25 15:25:58, Sat

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