Scores and Sets

The purpose of these numbers is to determine whether a competitor can move-up when there are less than 3 competitors per category. They are also used for a judge to calibrate their scores and to decide if a competitor has entered the appropriate level. They should NOT be used to decide entry levels per-feis. Only a win in a level qualifies you for the next level. These numbers can also be used by a judge to overrule a teacher or competitor who has advanced prematurely or needs to advance. Most importantly; your scores may not match the scores listed per-level. It is possible to enter and win at Novice while still having Adv. Beg averages. That is because each judge has a different idea of what an average dancer per-level looks like.

Traditional Sets:

The Blackbird

St. Patrick'ss Day

The Job of Journeywork

The Garden of Daisies

The Three Sea Captains

The Jockey to the Fair

The King of the Fairies

The White Blanket

Non-Traditional Sets

Deuce of Pipering

The Blackthorn Stick

The Blue Eyed Rascal

Bonaparte'ss Retreat

The Deep Green Pool

The Downfall of Paris

The Drunken Gauger / The Funny Tailor

Fiddler Around the Fairy Tree

The Four Masters

Humours of Bandon

The Hunt

The Hurling Boys

Hurry the Jug

The Big Man Within

Kilkenny Races

The Lodge Road

Madame Bonaparte

Miss Brown's Fancy

The Orange Rogue

The Piper through the Meadow Straying

Planxty Davis

Planxty Drury

The Rambling Rake

Rodney's Glory

The Roving Peddler

Rub the Bag

A Sprig of Shillelagh

The Storyteller

The Wandering Musician

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