Main Irish Dance Message Board! Should we as parents be more vocal to organisers.

Welcome to the 2015 World Anti-Doping Code.On the 1st of January 2015 a new world anti-doping code will come into effect. From this date Sport Ireland and those who.

IDHSNA Annual Show Results! Sep 18, 2015: Another successful Irish Draught Society annual show is in the books after a great weekend of horses, old friends and new. Irish inventions and discoveries are objects, processes or techniques which owe their existence either partially or entirely to an Irish person. Anthony Foley's remains brought to Thomond Park on final journey home. A hearse carrying the body of Munster Rugby legend, Anthony 'Axel' Foley, who passed away. The 2016 Photo Rally was launched during the 2015 Awards Dinner held at the Hudson Bay Hotel on Feb 6th. Welcome to the official website of Motor Cycling Ireland, the governing body of motor cycle sport in Leinster, Munster and Connacht. It is hoped the site will meet.

Directions to Scarteen. From Cashel Head for Tipperary Town. Go through tra ffic lights on Main St., Tipperary and left at the end of the street where the road bears.

Maybe for a mental reason, but if you don't know your steps by the time you get to your feis, you're not going to know them. And you don't need a huge space to practice them.

There's nothing beneficial about running a dance full out. In fact you run the risk of serious injury and tiring yourself out before the main event.

They stretch, stretch, and stretch. Would anyone here be willing to share a good routine for warming up? Yes I realize that we cannot control those whom we do not observe. But if I see someone snapping photos or videoing, I walk up to them, smile, and say, . There are a couple of nice areas upstairs where you might want to get a great photo of your son in costume. If they really didnt know, they do now, and if they did, they are usually embarrassed to have been caught. Yep, they may walk away and take more, but at least they know we are paying attention.

And we post the front row in the auditorium for . They moved away again and brought up their phone. I never said a word (NT) - - Message finally received (Not at your feis, I- mamma), Some schools in our region are allowing a photographer to photograph competitions.

Irish Politics Betting with Date Of Next General Election odds. The Irish Times online. Latest news including sport, analysis, business, weather and more from the definitive brand of quality news in Ireland. Paul Mills: Time for Government to take on the public unions. Rolling over for the public sector unions will do nothing for the economy, except hurt it.

Seriously getting tired of these pictures. If you're a photographer shouldn't you know.. So what IS the rule then? I would do that for my home, but was thinking it would be especially nice for a TCRG with a studio to use as a decoration around the holidays. I think that's such a clever idea. My mom often talked about custom framing some of my old, original hand- embroidered dresses for display.

Perhaps if I ever had a studio space of my own, I would consider that as a sort of art display. Does anyone else have any input or ideas on how you reused your dresses? Did anyone get crafty or creative? Or did you donate them to a particular person or organization?

Another rule (custom?) is that the front row was for teachers only. In earlier times, no parents would have dreamed of sitting in the front. I still can't bring myself to do so, after being imprinted from early years in ID.

She said we have given up, it's impossible to stop them now that they all have smartphones. As for the parents planting their butts in the front row, which has always been reserved r teachers, it's part of that sense of entitlement the new generation of dance parents display. Guess you were too dazzled by everything else, including your precious. Not just about you and your precious, but about propriety and learning the ropes (better, in your case) - - oh, and (inside), that is unkind. We know that this is the case for majors (and those seats are ALWAYS marked), but I normally see teachers standing to watch their dancers- they have to get to the next stage to see the next student.

Like that poster, we've seen signs at many feises about not sitting in the first row and yes, the teachers do sit there. Have seen this in at least (NT) - - 3 regions, where we feis, She said where it has NOT been posted. As you indicate, the front row IS empty and there is a reason for it. New parents also need to know the courtesies, don't they? Just like with everything else in any activity. Just because the piano bench at a recital isn't marked for ?

Hardly see TCs sitting- most are standing and watching a couple of stages or running from stage to stage. Only have seen at majors. You have a very limited, small experience and yet, you claim expertise. That's not only entitled, but arrogant.

So, like the others of . Once again, the midwest speaks. Sadly, you are the one who presumes that the rest of the world marches to your tune, and it doesn't.

Fact is, have feised in the MWR of NA, and have seen signs, etc. Continue making excuses all you want, but it doesn't change what is followed outside of the few feiseanna - - you've attended., You are laughable.. Midwest. As another weighing in following your stream of nastiness. Read your sign off, MWDM, which by any stretch on a board would stand for Mid.

The main objectives of Cycling Ireland are to encourage, develop and organise cycling in Ireland including, but not exclusively racing, touring, mountain biking, physical education and any activity or business pursuit connected with or ancillary to the activity of cycling. Cycling Ireland will carry out its activities in compliance with the principles of fairness, reasonableness, due process and natural justice. The Technical Race Regulations referred to hereafter will apply to all races held under the jurisdiction of Cycling Ireland with the exception of those races on the UCI International Calendar which will be governed by the UCI Regulations (available on www. Where there is no specific Cycling Ireland Rule, the Rules of the UCI will apply where appropriate.