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Date Posted: 00:45:00 04/05/24 Fri
Author: CC
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In reply to: Irish media reports 's message, "https://gript.ie/teenage-girl-misses-out-on-irish-dancing-medal-to-trans-competitor/" on 16:51:51 03/28/24 Thu

Would you all catch a grip of yourselves.
This is an U15 dancer you are all talking about and essentially this equates to online bullying.
I personally don’t care what they identify as long as they are happy and healthy in themselves. With attitudes like this no wonder there is a massive increase in mental health illnesses.
Also i’ll point out that if they danced in their level as a male dancer would most probably place higher than 20th but danced in a competition with a lot more competitors.

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