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An Coimisiún Le Rincí Gaelacha [CLRG] đã công bố vào thứ Năm, ngày 9 tháng 2
"To ensure fair competition and effective adjudication, An Coimisiún Le Rincí Gaelacha [CLRG] has confirmed updated procedures that will be strictly enforced throughout the Championship," CLRG said on Thursday, three days before the major event begins in Killarney, Co Kerry
As per CLRG, the new adjudication rules for the 2023 All-Ireland Championships include
- Competitor number cards will not be distributed in advance; nor will competitor numbers be published in the programme book
- A short time prior to start of a competition, updated competitor lists including dancer numbers will be released on the Guidebook app. At this point in time, the adjudicators will be in the adjudicator panel room without electronics with no access to the competitor lists. Competitor number cards will be delivered side stage with a printed list of competitors.
- Adjudicators will not be allowed to bring any notes or paperwork with them to the judging table. All official adjudication and notation documents will be delivered to adjudicators in a sealed envelope once they are seated
- Adjudicators will not be permitted to carry phones, bags, purses, or smartwatches to the adjudication table. All electronics – phones, tablets, laptops etc. must be left in their hotel room. Judges are not permitted to return to their hotel room until judging for the day and sign-offs are complete
- Each evening a public draw will select the adjudicator panels for the next day
- An officer of the event from the Oireachtas or Ethics Committee will be assigned to judges and will be responsible for the collection of adjudication sheets and notes for each judging panel. All paperwork will be placed in a sealed envelope for delivery to tabulation
- Adjudicators will be asked to socialise/take meals as a group separate from other Members, teachers and dancers
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Subscribe to IrishCentralCLRG had previously announced that new for 2023, there will be panels of seven adjudicators that will judge each competition in its entirety, and the highest and lowest marks will be discarded for each competitor before the recall and again to prepare the final result
Per usual, an additional judge will sit on the panel to determine the results for the solo rounds
CLRG says its complete list of adjudicators, who were selected by a vote of CLRG's membership in September, was approved by CLRG's Coiste Faire [Ethics Committee] for eligibility to officiate
The adjudicators for the 2023 All-Ireland Irish Dancing Championships are Alison Quigley-Gordon [Ireland], Anthony Costello [Ireland], Anthony Murnane [USA], Cara Casey-O'Loughlin [Canada], Dara O'Shea-Delap [Scotland], Deirdre Farrell [Ireland], Helen O'Loughlin [England], Kevin McCarron [England], Linda Possak-Anderson [Canada], Mark O'Loughlin [Canada], Mary McCarthy [Ireland], Michael Dillon [USA], Michael McInerney [England], Michael Stanley [England], Ronan McCormack [USA], and Sally Flood-Aitken [Scotland]
CLRG said on February 8 that Margaret Morgan had to withdraw from adjudication "due to the emergence of an unavoidable work commitment. " She was replaced by Michael McInerney
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Cuộc thi khiêu vũ Ireland "lớn" lâu đời nhất trên thế giới, Oireachtas Rince na hÉireann 2023 [Giải vô địch toàn Ireland], sẽ diễn ra từ ngày 12 tháng 2 - ngày 18 tháng 2 tại Gleneagle INEC Arena ở Killarney, Co Kerry.
CLRG says that over 2,000 dancers from across Ireland and the world, from Under 10 through to senior age groups, will demonstrate their skill as they compete in several traditional Irish step dance disciplines
“The All-Ireland Championships provides an opportunity for dancers across Ireland and the world to showcase their exceptional talent, creativity and extraordinary skill," a CLRG spokesperson said on Thursday while the organization announced the new adjudication procedures
"All the traditional aspects of Irish dancing, fused with increasing athleticism and innovation, promise a week of exceptional competition
"The dedication of the dancers that will be competing is second to none and I’d like to take this opportunity to wish all of our competitors the very best of luck. ”
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The change in adjudication rules for the All-Ireland Championships comes as CLRG continues to grapple with its so-called 'feis fixing' scandal
In early October, CLRG confirmed it had launched an investigation after a complaint, seen by IrishCentral and circulated on social media, implicated at least 12 Irish dance teachers and or adjudicators in asking for certain placements and favors before Irish dance competitions even began. Some of the favors requested were sexual in nature
An independent investigation has since recommended that 44 cases be moved to "full disciplinary hearings" which are understood to now be in progress
On December 10, CLRG hosted an Extraordinary General Meeting in Belfast where four motions were voted upon; three passed, while the motion calling for chairperson James McCutcheon to resign failed
Gần đây hơn, đã có thông báo rằng tất cả những người đăng ký và thành viên CLRG sẽ được phép bỏ phiếu cho các trọng tài cho Oireachtas Rince na hÉireann [Tất cả Ireland] và Oireachtas Rince na Cruinne [Giải vô địch thế giới] từ năm 2024 sau khi một đề nghị được thông qua tại một cuộc họp Coimisúncia được tổ chức vào ngày 14 tháng 1