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Jack Baxter, Larne Swimming Club Coach

William discusses with panel the riots that have been taking place across the country.

Nolan talks to Justice Minister Naomi Long and Communities Minister Gordon Lyons

In Ballymena, police gathered to deter any rioters planning disorder for a third night in a row. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Newstalk Reporter Josh Crosbie who is on the ground there and Alex Burghart, Conservative MP and Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.

We hit the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre for a live $5K Buzzer showdown! From fake names and sneaky strategies to full-blown button chaos, it all leads to one massive win!!Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcasts/seafm-gold-coast-breakfastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Minister of State at the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Charlie McConalogue is in the county today. His itinerary includes a visit to Tralee Sports and Leisure Centre which was badly damaged when a roof partially collapsed in January as a result of weather conditions. Some of the complex reopened at the end of March.

Jim Finucane, chairperson of the board of Tralee Sports and Leisure Centre, gave an update to Jerry.

The issue with Cobh's Leisure Centre Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Folkestone man who charged at his girlfriend with a knife after she went to the cinema without him has been locked up.The court heard Wayne Burford, 44, of Foord Road South had previous convictions for crimes against his partner, including for controlling and coercive behaviour.Also in today's podcast, a man who caused the death of an 18-year-old woman in a crash in Canterbury has been jailed for six years.Footage from body-worn cameras shows Jack Cracknell telling police he was speeding at the time of the collision. If you live in Tonbridge, you're being asked what you think on redevelopment plans around the Angel Centre.It's been confirmed a new leisure facility is going to be created and now, the council want to know what should be built on the surrounding land - to the east of the High Street.A year after a Folkestone road was closed following a landslide, bosses have admitted it may not re-open until 2026.Tonnes of debris has been removed from the Road of Remembrance - while drones have been used to survey the site.The owners of an business in Deal have admitted it'll feel strange not to be working - after deciding to shut up shop.Skinner's Electrical Supplies has been in the High Street for 14 years.It's been revealed the University of Kent is still spending £7,000 a month on a student bar which closed down five years ago.The lease on the Cargo Bar in Liberty Quays in Gillingham doesn't come to an end until 2029.Football, and Gillingham's winless run has continued.They've now gone eight games without a victory after losing 2-1 to Notts County at Priestfield on Saturday.A Kent wheelchair rugby club is looking for a new home, after losing the use of their sports hall.Gravesend Dynamite Wheelchair Rugby club has been using the Northfleet Youth Centre for eight years, free of charge.

The Chancellor's made a significant announcement on the future of a project to build another tunnel linking Kent and Essex.During a major speech on how to boost economic growth in the UK, Rachel Reeves backed the Lower Thames Crossing and revealed the government's looking at privately financing the £9 billion scheme.Also in today's podcast, the family of a woman found dead after going missing from Folkestone believe police may have missed opportunities to find her while she was still alive.Leah Daley was discovered at the Warren last May 12 days after she'd last been seen.A criminal gang linked to west Kent and thought to be making £7,000 a week through drugs have been jailed.The men were part of a cocaine network that was uncovered during a stop and search in Tonbridge.A decision to close a leisure centre in Deal for nine months is going to reviewed after a backlash from people who use it.We told you earlier this month how Tides is due to shut in April until a new operator's found to run it from next January.But those using the pool, tennis courts and sports hall weren't happy.A Medway councillor says he's prepared to call for a referendum over a bid for the Towns to be granted city status.Leader Vince Maple announced the authority's fifth push for the title at a meeting last week. Hear from Michael Pearce, who represents Hoo St Werburgh and High Halstow - and the leader.Elon Musk has been told to keep his 'hands off' the English Channel after suggesting it should be re-named.The Tesla boss posted on X suggesting the stretch of water is called the George Washington Channel instead. Reporter Sam Lennon has been finding out what people in Dover think.Football, and  it was another game without a win for Gillingham last night.They drew 1-1 at Grimsby Town after the hosts equalised with just seconds to spare. We've got reaction from manager John Coleman and goalkeeper Glenn Morris.

The centre has been closed since January 6th when a section of the roof collapsed following heavy snowfall. Jerry spoke to the chair of the Tralee Regional Sports and Leisure Centre, Jim Finucane. He also gave an update as to the situation regarding the swimming pool in the complex.

The collapse of part of the Tralee Sports Complex roof has been described as a huge set-back for the whole county. There are over 300,000 visits to the centre every year. The roof over the sports hall caved in yesterday morning and it is understood the weight of the snow caused the roof to give way. Jerry spoke to Jim Finucane, chair of the Tralee Regional Sports and Leisure Centre, spoke to Jerry.

January is one of the busiest times of the year for the fitness industry. New Year resolutions come into play and so it is all about managing fitness expectations. Julie Butler catches up to find out what 2025 will look like for The Taro Leisure Centre, along with saying a sad farewell to Robbie Campbell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It’s the last Friday to catch up with everyone at the Taro Leisure. And of course it’s all about Christmas. Julie Butler catches up as usual with Dave West and Robbie Campbell, along with customers and staff to hear what their Christmas will look like this year. Let’s find out what everyone is up to.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sports Shorts from WRN brings you all the latest on our campaigns and women's sports news, together with our weekly features, "sin bin" and "star of the week". In this week's episode there are shocking revelations from WRN's Leisure Centre report, highlighting the policies which disadvantage women and put them at risk, and invite you to contact us with your concerns. The team speak to Lynne Pinches, one year on from her dramatic walkout at the Women's Champion of Champions pool tournament, and we hear her very personal story of the ways in which standing up for fairness in her sport has affected her. In the sin bin this week, we call out a Government minister, and our star of the week has written a powerful piece on the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), and their new transgender policy. Lynne Pinches CrowdfunderIf you would like to contact the team in confidence about your experience of local leisure centres, please email: Sports@womensrights.networkA link to the Leisure Centre report can be found on the WRN website

Celtic Waves Swimming Club will host a novice swimming gala at the Swimming & Leisure Centre in Shannon on the 30th of November. To learn more about this, Alan Morrissey was joined by Chairman of Celtic Waves Swimming Club, Declan O'Reilly. Photo (c): Clare FM

Eamonn Walsh ahead of an unforgettable evening of music at the Mitchelstown Leisure Centre Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is feared a new sports centre in Medway will not be financially viable because of the cost of swimming sessions.It is £45 for a family ticket to Cozenton Park in Rainham, which opened in July after a £22 million rebuild of the former Splashes centre.A man has been charged with murder following the death of a man who went missing from Tunbridge Wells.54-year-old Wayne Woodgate disappeared from the Goods Station Road area last Thursday, and his family have now paid tribute.A Kent MP is supporting a bid by a youth group to buy the building they are based in, after the council confirmed it'll be put up for sale.KCC needs to save £118 million this year and decided not to renew contracts for youth services.The Kingsferry Bridge to Sheppey is going to be closed from tonight for the next eight days so work can be finished.Teams of specialists have been replacing the steel ropes used to raise and lower the structure.There are plans to bring more actors, directors and playwrights to Kent by creating a hub for the performing arts in Margate.Work is already underway to renovate and reopen the Theatre Royal and there are exciting proposals for a building over the road.Our What's On editor Sam Lawrie has been taking a look at all the activities going on in Kent over the next few days.With Halloween next week and many schools on half-term, it is set to be a busy time for families.And in football, it is a trip to Swindon Town for Gillingham in league two this weekend.Mark Bonner's side have slipped to 11th in the table after a poor run of five defeats.Tomorrow's opposition are third from bottom.

Investigations are now underway after a driver was killed in a serious crash which closed a busy route in both directions.The black vehicle was travelling on the coastbound carriageway of the A2 in the early ours of this morning when it collided with a central barrier and a bridge parapet. Also in today's podcast, a police sergeant who stripped naked and masturbated near a play park in Chatham has been sacked.The 51-year-old admitted taking pictures of himself performing the indecent act after he “crawled” into a wooded area.A violent thug who punched his mum and ex-girlfriend has admitted his behaviour was “disgraceful”.The unemployed 24-year-old was drunk at the time of the attack in Dover and when he woke up in a police cell claimed he could not remember what he had done.A Dartford man who thought he just need a bit of a rest has had his arms and legs amputated and part of his nose has been eaten away after he developed sepsis.The father of three took a few days off work and could never could have imagined that four months later he would have lost all his limbs and be waiting for surgery to rebuild his face.And you can hear from residents who have welcomed the proposed overhaul of a leisure centre – but say while upgrades are needed it will be a shame to see the loss of the “fun bits”.The renovation of Tides Leisure Centre in Deal comes with lots of new inclusions, but would also mean the loss of the existing wave pool, flume, smaller slides and sauna room.

The second Dementia Tea Dance proved to be a big hit with everyone that attended. The dancers  gave up their time to give be with Dementia Friendly Petersfield. There was a display of ballroom and latin dancing,  before passing the floor over for everyone to have a go.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's good news for a number of sporting facilities throughout County Clare. Twenty projects in total are set to benefit from a significant chunk of a multi-million euro government funding boost. Over €16m has been ringfenced for 189 projects around the country by the Department of Community and Rural Development. A total overall investment of €1.7m will go to the Clare projects, meaning this county will benefit from 10% of the national funding. For more on this Alan Morrissey was joined by Joe O'Reilly, Pricipal of St. Josephs in Miltown Malbay, Christine Glynn, North Burren Community Group and Eoin Conlon, General manager of Leisure Centre in Lahinch.

The general manager of a Clare Leisure Centre is hailing the increase in funding for local sports facilities as more kids are being inspired to take up new sports by the ongoing Olympic Games. It comes as Clare is set to receive over €1.7m as part of the government's Community Recognition Fund. The amount of money allocated will be based on the number of new arrivals to the area and will look to provide long term benefit to the communities. Clare has had funding approved for 20 projects with a total funding allocation of €1,702,000, representing over 10% of the total funds allocated countrywide. Lahinch playground is set to receive one of the highest sums in the county. The playground's refurbishment project is set to receive €165,000 to upgrade the facilities at of of the busiest playgrounds in the country. General manager of Lahinch Leisure Centre, Eoin Conlon, says providing access to a wider range of sports is crucial to kids development Another of the beneficiaries in the county is St. Joseph's National School in Miltown Malbay. The school is set to receive €120,000 for a walkway project along with the construction of an outdoor classroom and sensory garden. Principal of St Josephs, Joe O'Reilly, says the fund provides a huge boost to the project's timeline for completion.

Petersfield's Shine Radio speaks to Dave West, the General Manager about how hard it is to ensure that the maintained and upkeep of the building is upheld.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Kent dog owner faces an anxious wait to see if his Staffordshire bull terrier cross will be put down after it attacked another man.He'll learn next month if a court has decided Demba will be destroyed following the alarming incident near Whitstable.Also in today's podcast, the family of a one-year-old who unexpectedly died says the wait for answers and “missed opportunities” has prevented them from grieving.During five hospital visits, medics missed the fact the “happy and always smiling” child suffered an undiagnosed and extremely rare heart condition.Families have hit out at a former mayor and gravestone manufacturer over ‘long delays' in getting memorials for their loved ones.Several people have spoken up, including a sister and mother who say they have been left waiting for nearly two years to get a headstone.Doubts have been raised over whether a town will get a promised new leisure centre, following a change of political leadership.During the last months of the Conservative administration at Maidstone council, the cabinet committed to providing either a completely new leisure centre or carrying out a refurbishment – but that's now up in the air. And you can hear from the Gillingham boss after their pre-season friendly victory over the weekend. Mark Bonner says he's going to continue to push his squad as they face a run of fixtures in the lead up to the start of their League 2 campaign. 

Which John has had the biggest impact on the world to date? Producer Will returns after back to back holidays to preview this week ‘s quiz - Mugs, Meetings and John Malkovich – with Statman Matt. They also address – well create – a rumour about why Bush has been feeling a bit under the weather. To play Guestimators every week, go to guestimators.com. And if you're enjoying the show, give us a rating and review, we can't promise it will help you score more points on the quiz, but it will make you feel fuzzy inside. For our merch - go to guestimators.store Email us on hello@guestimators.com Voicenotes to 07457404279 And follow our socials: Twitter/X Instagram  YouTube TikTok Hosts - Andy Bush & Matt Cutler Producer - Will Nichols Music - Adam Harrison Design - Charlie Thomas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alex Forsyth presents political discussion from the Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre.

Petersfield's Shine Radio speaks to the General Manger, Dave West. He tells us what goes on behind the scenes. There are many aspect to the centre. It's not just fitness, but reaching out the wider community and working with East Hants District Council. So what makes the Taro tick?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby's guest for this episode of Life and Leadership Season 2 is entrepreneur and former Olympian, Derval O'Rourke.Bobby met up with Derval in the Mardyke Arena Health & Leisure Centre in Cork where they chatted about her early childhood, her life as an athlete, going into business, and more.

Music from the Mothership No. 18 with Asset presents: Lady Lox & Dirty Dilemma Guest Mixes Dirty Dilemma Bio Dirty Dilemma's renown for her huge, filthy bass sounds which run through her drum and bass, jungle, bassline, bass, NRG, trance and electro house sets. She's been DJing for too long to mention, with one of her recent sets being to thousands of punters at Boomtown playing for a Leisure Centre takeover, following sets on several other main stages at Boomtown over the years. Starting off with house parties, free parties and warehouse raves in Bristol and Wales, Dirty Dilemma plays in the D&B room at Tribe of Frog and for other various well known underground nights like Ripsnorter, We R Acid, the Beat Goes On, Acidic and the Rave Yard. She also regularly does a two hour DJ show, hosting on a mic, on RadioActive Fm, an underground dance radio station that's been running for decades. Lady Lox Bio LadyLox has been tearing up dance floors of the Bristol rave scene now and for over a decade. A true Junglist, mixing with hard tek and dnb, with a new twist bringing live vocals, rubAdub style. With roots of BALTER, LEMTEK, MONKEY DANCE, AMEN 4 TEKNO, RADIGAL, UNIT 8 & TFA AUDIO. From the raw authenticity of vinyl to the fusion of the digital era. Big up the DRM!

Listen back to Tipp FM's commentary as the Tipperary minor hurling team beat Clare to win the 2024 Munster minor hurling final and secure the John Doyle Cup. The game was played in the Gaelic Grounds on Monday May 20th, 2024. On commentary duty for Tipp FM was Paul Carroll and Ken Hogan with the coverage sponsored by The Abbey Court Hotel & Leisure Centre, Nenagh.

It's all about community this week.  There are many users that go to centre, not to work out in the gym or go to a class. They cover a whole range of groups and ages. Julie Butler catches up with Dave West and Robbie Campbell to talk about the different groups that come into use the centre.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A mum-of-four who endured cancer chemotherapy after being misdiagnosed with the disease says a hospital trust “has not learned from its mistakes”.The Whitstable resident says she has “absolutely no faith in doctors” after being told by Kent and Canterbury Hospital staff she could “drop down dead” at any moment.Also in today's podcast, furious swimmers say a “dirty” leisure centre that employs three cleaners must take on more staff as the site has “never looked so bad”. Bosses at Ashford's multimillion-pound Stour Centre stress they are “committed to maintaining excellent standards” - but visitors say hygiene issues are putting them off using the facility.A decision is set to be made on plans to build an 8,000-seater stadium at the heart of a new waterfront neighbourhood - almost two years after they were submitted.The scheme, known as Northfleet Harbourside, will go before a planning committee next week for the first timeA deaf man almost had surgery to remove his testicle without knowing the risks after a hospital blunder saw him seen by doctors without an interpreter.Medics even wrongly believed the patient had “begged” to have the surgery as he was forced to rely on lip-reading and a pen and paper to communicate.And ahead of the final game of the season you can hear from the Gillingham boss who says there's still plenty to play for. The Gills' hopes of the play-offs were dashed last week with a loss, but they're hoping to end the season on a high as they host Doncaster. 

Motorists are up in arms about a hike in car park charges considered so “unreasonable” many believed it was an April Fool's prank.Residents in Herne were previously able to park for a whole day for just £2.20, but that all came to an end when new tariffs were introduced on April 1st. Also in today's podcast, a new report has found 15 percent of Kent Police officers want to leave the force within the next two years. Almost 7 in 10 don't feel valued - and even more wouldn't recommend it as a job.Stab-proof vests have been handed to cleaners at a Kent shopping centre as part of their everyday uniform to help keep them safe.A spokesman for the precinct says stab vests are becoming commonplace in shopping centres with many people coming out in support of the move. The local authorities in Kent and Medway have unveiled which routes will get a chunk of reallocated government cash for road repairs.It comes as bosses in the Medway Towns have written to the government asking for even more funding to fix potholes. And a huge leisure complex could be built on land previously earmarked for an Amazon warehouse.David Lloyd Leisure wants to build its third site in Kent on Waterbrook Park in Ashford, creating up to 100 new jobs. 

A heartbroken family has paid tribute to their “adventurous” dad and husband after a fatal cycling accident near Tenterden. The 65-year-old was knocked off his bike by a car door and died in hospital just days later. Also in today's podcast, eyewitnesses have described the “scary” moment a huge shed blaze destroyed their neighbour's garden and threatened to engulf their homes too.Firefighters now believe the blaze started accidentally due to an electrical fault within a shed.Hear from residents who are calling for action to be taken to improve a “dangerous” zebra crossing close to three schools.Drivers have been accused of constantly ignoring people attempting to cross the road in Dartford. We're being warned to expect disruption on a key route through Kent, ahead of three weeks' worth of closures.The link between Faversham and Ashford is set to be intermittently closed later this month for maintenance work. And McDonald's could return to a Kent town as bosses have earmarked a former leisure centre site for a new drive-thru.Burger giant bosses there is now a “long-standing need” for one of its venues in the area.

A leisure complex in Tonbridge could be knocked down after it was deemed 'not fit for purpose'.Council bosses are looking at replacing the Angel Centre with a completely new building. Hear from leader Matt Boughton.Also in today's podcast, the Prime Minister has survived a vote on his Rwanda asylum policy.The bill's passed to the next stage with a majority of 43, but still has a number of hurdles to overcome. Hear what Dover's Natalie Elphicke had to say during a debate, and we've got reaction from Ashford's Damian Green.Medway is getting a share of £5 million of funding to bring historic buildings back to life.  The money will help the council take over dilapidated old sites between Rochester and Chatham and create valuable spaces for the community.Business owners in Whitstable have told the podcast they won't survive if plans to hike parking fees go ahead.The proposals by Canterbury City Council would see the hourly rate at the town's two main sites rise to £3.70.A petition against plans for a new bus route through Dover has been handed in to Parliament.700 people have signed it - urging the council to re-think the Fastrack proposals which pass an historic church.And, if the weather's ok you might see a meteor shower in Kent tonight.It's called Geminid and is one of the most active of the year with up to 100 meteors an hour.

Hot Pipes Podcast 321 - Len Rawle Tribute 1938 - 2023 Charles Jenkins - Stories of London (Comprehensive history of Len Rawle's career) Start Name Artist Album Year Comments Let The Heartaches Begin Len Rawle Shimmering Splendour [EMI SCX 6314] 1969 4-20 Wurlitzer, Tonawanda, Len & Judith Rawle Residence, Chorleywood, Herts 2:58 Falling In Love Again Len Rawle The Sounds Of Tonawanda [Concert Recording CR-0082-T] 1970 4-24 Wurlitzer Opus 1968, Ex-Empire Theatre, Leicester Square, London; Rawle Residence, Chorleywood Hertfordshire 7:04 It's Nice To Go Trav'ling Len Rawle Wurlitzer Magic [TWS 1000] 1972 4-25 Wurlitzer, Tonawanda, Len & Judith Rawle Residence, Chorleywood, Herts 11:27 September In The Rain Len Rawle Len Rawle Goes North [LTOT 2-CD] 1974 4-14 Wurlitzer, Gaumont Theatre, Manchester, England 15:34 Blaze Away Len Rawle Leave Your Heart In San Francisco - ATOS Program LP 1975 1975 4-23 Wurlitzer, Cap'ns Galley, Redwood City, CA 19:18 Nessun Dorma Len Rawle Rawle Plays Rye [Cassette PRS 0031] 1999 2-6 Wurlitzer, Rye College, East Sussex; ex-Palace, Tottenham, London 22:33 Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy Len Rawle A Couple Of Swells [Tonawanda Sound TWS 1004] 1976 3-9 Christie, Tony Manning Residence, Farnborough, Hants 25:26 Olé Guapa Len Rawle Pizza And Parlour [Tonawanda TWS 1003] 1976 4-27 Wurlitzer, Cap'ns Galley Pizza and Pipes, Redwood City, CA 28:07 Canadian Sunset Len Rawle Think Of The Sound [Tonawanda Sound TWS 1010] 1980 Yamaha D65 33:07 Music Len Rawle Rawle At The Hall [LTOT 8621] 1986 4-20 Wurlitzer, Free Trade Hall, Manchester 40:01 Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines Len Rawle A Fond Farewell [TWS2003] 1988 3-8 Wurlitzer, Granada Cinema, Slough, Bucks; final recording immediately before demolition 42:00 Waltz Time Len Rawle Wurlitzer Era 1920-80 [KPM 166] 1991 4-25 Wurlitzer, Tonawanda, Len & Judith Rawle Residence, Chorleywood, Herts 43:40 Shanghai Nuts Len Rawle Wurlitzer Era 1920-80 [KPM 166] 1991 4-25 Wurlitzer, Tonawanda, Len & Judith Rawle Residence, Chorleywood, Herts 44:41 Sometimes When We Touch Len Rawle Double Touch 1994 3-10 Wurlitzer, Music Museum, St. Albans; ex-Granada Theatre, Edmonton, London; removed 1969, opened July 1992 48:37 Quickstep Medley; Ma, He's Making Eyes At Me; Ma, I Miss Your Apple Pie; Sweet Georgia Brown; The Varsity Drag; Goody Goody; 'S Wonderful Len Rawle Preview of the Woking Wurlitzer [Cassette] 1995 3-8 Wurlitzer, Leisure Centre, Woking, England; ex-Granada Theatre, Welling 54:01 On My Own Len Rawle One More Time [CD] 1997 4-20 Queen Wurlitzer, Free Trade Hall, Manchester; ex Odeon Manchester 57:37 Can I Canoe You Up The River? Len Rawle At The Riverside 2000 3-12 Wurlitzer plus grand piano, Musical Museum, Brentford, Middx; ex-Regal, Kingston-upon-Thames (2445 seats) 61:31 Begin The Beguine Len Rawle, 'Duke' Blatchly Wonderful Wurlitzer [TWS 2002] retransfer 2002 4-16 Wurlitzer, Top Rank Club (Gaumont State Theatre), Kilburn, London; 'Duke Blachly', saxophone 64:48 The Girl From Corsica Len Rawle Nice 'n Easy [Piping Hot CD] 2003 3-10 Wurlitzer, Ritz Ballroom, Brighouse, Yorkshire 69:17 Wien, du Stadt meiner Träume (Vienna, City of My Dreams) Len Rawle Magische Melodien 2007 3-11 Moller, Organbuilders Laukhuff, Weikersheim, Germany; Opus 7432 (1947); originally residence of Leslie Wenman, Westcliff, South Africa 74:14 Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) Len Rawle Now And Then (2-CD) 2007 3-8 Christie, Castle Hill United Reformed Church, Ipswich, England; ex-Century/Essoldo Cinema, Clacton (1936) 79:51 March for ATOS Len Rawle COS Northern Convention 2017 2017 3-13 Compton-Christie, Town Hall, Ossett, Yorkshire 85:08 There's No Business Like Show Business - signatu...

On our new weekly lightning round mini ep with with Frank Carson, we're fucking around with never deleting cheeky pints ever again, only selling vintage Barstool merch, cum stains, never finding your size, original smells, Arsenal winning the Premiership, reversing Brexit, unlimited Stella on tap, doubling the square footage of your store, gooning out with the lads, never getting head again, Liam Gallagher, shrinking a foot and much more.

The mountains are indeed blue on this week's interview with our old pal Leisure Centre's Frank Carson. Frank pulled up to scatter some silver bullets and banter on being bequeathed our mad dog nickname, what sets his vintage spot apart, getting into collecting and his moment of jawnception, the late great Bob Hoskins, how to hunt and tips for thrifting, the gnarliest trenches, all time high score vintage prices and weirdness, white whales, being bullish on casual tailoring, men's fashion boy math, the bartering days of yore, baby clothes need to go and why the Y2K trend still has room to grow, Bode's Hester Street runoff, unwritten rules of the game, all the love he has for the vintage homies in the Throwing Fits extended universe, hunting in London vs. NYC, historic oppressors capitalizing on Blokecore, the most goated kits, the genius of our mutual boy and his shooter Seth aka Meth Fountain, lad Mount Rushmore, the most British ass day we can possible have and much more on this drunk and disorderly episode of The Only Podcast That Matters™.

What's Your Self StorySwimming for Exercise and Mental Well-being (0:32 - 4:14)Anna shares her recent experience of fitting in a 20-minute swim at the Leisure Centre pool. She highlights the significance of regular swimming in her routine, emphasizing its positive impact on her mental well-being.Despite initially disliking swimming due to the changing rooms and showers, Anna found it to be a meditative practice that helps her feel better. She acknowledges its positive influence on her outlook.Self-Care, Mindset, and Visibility in Business (4:14 - 7:21)Anna introduces the concept of "Jacuzzi Mondays," a weekly gathering with friends after the school run. She explains how this initiative prioritizes social connection and contributes to her mental well-being.Anna discusses her journey of becoming more visible in her industry. She mentions the launch of the Influential Breathwork Coach Certification and her engagement with a PR team to spread the word about breathwork's positive impact on mindset and coping with difficulties.Personal Branding, Photo Shoots, and Friendship (7:21 - 10:53)Anna reflects on her evolution from being known as the "podcast queen" to becoming a spiritual entrepreneur. She describes her experience with a photography personal brand club and shares details of a fun photo shoot with her best friend.Breathwork, Motivation, and Certification Programs (10:53 - 14:26)Anna talks about completing a refresher course on advanced breathing techniques with her mentor, Patrick Mckeown. She mentions his inspiring research and interview with Mel Robbins.Self-Story, Business Success, and Personal Growth (14:26 - End)Anna expresses her passion for Trinny London's makeup range, emphasizing its nurturing and user-friendly qualities.She mentions reading Steven Bartlett's book, "The Diary of a CEO," and discovering a law about business and life success within it.Anna reflects on her self-story and its impact on her life. She recognizes that she has two conflicting narratives that fluctuate depending on her circumstances.She shares her desire to shift her self-story to be more positive and empowering, focusing on sharing her learnings and passionately influencing others during challenging times.Anna encourages listeners to examine their self-story and modify it if necessary to improve their well-being.She concludes by mentioning her positive experiences with fun activities like dance classes and musical theatre groups and their impact on her life.Resources Mentioned in this episode:Mel Robbins Interview: Anna recommends Mel Robbins' interview with her 18-year-old son for insights into parenting and confidence-building for young people.Trinny London: Anna is passionate about Trinny London's makeup range and its nurturing qualities.Steven Bartlett's Book: Anna is reading "The Diary of a CEO" by Steven Bartlett, where she found valuable insights on business and life success.Influential Breathwork Coach Certification: Anna discusses her upcoming certification program for breathwork coaching and expertise.Patrick...

Tom's shattered and Natasha thinks he should think about asking George back to help on the farm. She's spoken to Emma who thinks George is genuinely sorry about the video. And Emma and Will have both had words with him. Tom thinks it's up to Helen. They talk about Helen's solicitor who's clarified that Rob didn't break his non-molestation order at the Leisure Centre, because he was in a public space when Helen saw him. Talk turns to the Tearoom and Natasha says it's been an eye-opener helping there. She doesn't think Fallon's making the most of its potential. Natasha outlines things she would do to improve it, including using more of Bridge Farm's products. Natasha doesn't want to barge in and start telling Fallon how to run her business, but the Tearoom is an integral part of the wider Bridge Farm offer. It's food for thought. Toby tells Pip he's enjoyed the last few days in Ambridge. They bump into Stella and without checking with Pip, Toby invites Stella to a barbecue with them and Rex. Toby reminisces about his early days in Ambridge working with Rex and how he and Pip first got together. The wine is flowing and Toby and Pip banter about their relationship. Before heading off, Stella hugs Pip and says she guesses they've put the last couple of weeks behind them. Toby stays behind to put Rosie to bed. Later Pip and Toby relax on the sofa and things become flirtatious. They end up in a passionate embrace.

Hawke's Brewing was founded by advertising creatives Nathan Lennon and David Gibson, together with former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke, in 2017.Bob Hawke passed away in 2019 but his legacy lives on at Hawke's Brewing through a unique arrangement that diverts his royalty share in the business to Landcare Australia, the environmental charity he founded in 1989.We'll talk about that later on in this interview with Nathan and head brewer Brodie French, as well as reflecting on some key milestones for the business.Hawke's brought production of its beers entirely in-house since commissioning its Marrickville brewery in late 2021.And soon after, the company entered the hospitality arena in spectacular fashion with the establishment of the Bob Hawke Beer and Leisure Centre, incorporating the Lucky Prawn Chinese Restaurant.We'll find out a bit about Brodie's brewing passions; Hawke's evolution from a single SKU brand to a more diverse product offering; and its national expansion plans, including recent efforts to establish a beachhead in Melbourne.First up though, I asked Nathan about the significance to Hawke's of the Marrickville venue, which just notched up 12 months of trading. Click here to open episode in your podcast player.

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Ox Park in Tralee was officially opened on Friday near Tralee Sports and Leisure Centre. It was named in honour of internationally renowned skateboarder, the late Bruce ‘The Ox’ Kelliher who grew up in Ard na Lí, close to the park. Treasa Murphy spoke to Rae and Evelyn, Bruce’s parents and to Justin McCarthy of the Tralee Skateboard Community Group. Bruce Kelliher’s brother, Graham, spoke at Ox Park’s official opening.

Lahinch's new six million euro Leisure Centre is being described as a 'once in a generation' facility. The amenity's been officially opened today by Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys. Clare FM's Josh Prenderville reports from Lahinch.

Ann was appalled when she discovered her local hotel was charging residents (who are refugees from Ukraine) to use their leisure centre; Linda, Damien, Sarah and Dan explain the reasons they are all going out of business; Victoria feared for her life when she and her dog Molly were viciously attacked by massive, out of control dogs