Podcast appearances and mentions of may bank holiday

What if the reason guests return year after year has very little to do with the room… and everything to do with how you make them feel?In this episode of the Airbnb Superhost Podcast, I share the fascinating psychology behind why the same festival guests keep returning to stay with me every May Bank Holiday — and why many of them now feel more like a temporary tribe than Airbnb guests.From fire pits and BBQs to WhatsApp groups and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, this episode explores how emotional connection, belonging and shared experiences create guest loyalty that goes far beyond accommodation.I explain: Why guests rarely remember where they slept — but always remember how they felt  How arranging chairs in a circle completely changes social dynamics  Why fire pits are psychologically powerful  How shared food creates shared time, trust and memories  The hidden relationship between rapport, time and trust  Why some guests now book almost a year in advance  How one guest from Italy nearly agreed to sleep under my conservatory table just to stay part of the group!  The surprising moment I discovered my guests had formed their own WhatsApp community This episode is really about engineered belonging.Because when guests bond with each other — not just with you — something remarkable happens: they stop shopping around.Superhost Secret“Don't just host the stay — host the relationships. That's not only between you and the guest, but also between the other guests staying with you at the same time.”In this episode: Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and hospitality psychology  Creating emotional experiences through hosting  Why “fed people stay longer”  Designing spaces that encourage connection  How traditions and rituals create repeat bookings  Building trust through rapport × time Memorable Quote from the Episode“The room gets the guests through the door. The feeling gets them back next year.”If you're interested in learning how to turn your own home into an income-generating Airbnb business, I regularly run live webinars where I share ten years of hosting experience, systems and strategies that helped me become a Superhost hosting over 18,000 guest nights.You can register your interest using the webinar link below.And if you enjoyed this episode, follow me on Instagram: @SuperhostNeilTill next time — may your rooms be booked, your reviews 5-star and your guests feel like they belong. Register for my next FREE webinar on how to monetize your own home, here - https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tUARy5HmSRCCk3t0qW1kpQ If you're enjoying the show, hit follow and leave a review — it helps more people find it! 

In this episode of The Sunday Roast, Phil Carroll, Kevin Hornsby and Charles Archer discuss the latest macro market developments, geopolitics, commodities, AI valuations and sentiment across the UK small-cap market. The episode also features an in-depth interview with Senior Geologist Kevin McNulty and CFO Cathal Jones from Conroy Gold and Natural Resources, discussing the latest drilling results, new alteration zone discoveries and the growing potential of the Clontibret Gold Project in Ireland. The team also covers Fulcrum Metals and the wider opportunities emerging across the critical minerals and junior mining space. 00:00 - 00:30:41 Weekly News Roundup00:30:41 #GEX  00:31:11 #FCM 00:31:56 #CGNR 00:49:06 #RIFT 00:51:05 #ZEN 00:52:50 #EST 00:53:55 #DGQ 00:56:56 #FMET Disclaimer & Declaration of InterestThis podcast may contain paid promotions, including but not limited to sponsorships, endorsements, or affiliate partnerships. The information, investment views, and recommendations provided are for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial products related to the companies discussed. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentators; however, no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion. Listeners are encouraged to perform their own research and consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions based on the content of this podcast. 

The May Bank Holiday weekend brought a new burst of life to Miltown Malbay, as a brand-new festival celebrating traditional Irish music made its debut. Led by renowned musician Joanie Madden, the May Day Festival has already been hailed as a major success—giving local businesses a welcome boost and earning comparisons to a “Mini Willie Clancy.” With music, dancing, workshops and sessions filling the town, there's already talk of this becoming a major annual event in West Clare. On Thursday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Joanie Madden herself, and Mickey Wilson of Friels, to look back on a very special weekend. Photo (c) Visit Clare

What a dramatic May Bank Holiday in the League of Ireland. We saw our first managerial casualty as Jon Daly finally fell by the wayside at Waterford, but who wants the job as Tony Soprano once said? At the top, Rovers are back in control, but find out why Stephen Bradley was unhappy on two fronts this weekend. Meanwhile, in the First Division, the Usher out brigade are back in full swing following a shocking weekend for Cork City. Surely they can't blow promotion, can they? Sponsored by QuinnAV.ie & BAR 1 Betting (18+, gamblingcare.ie)

This weekend, the village of Bodyke will come alive with music, community spirit and plenty of entertainment as the Bodyke Annual Festival gets underway from May 2nd to 4th. From live performances—including a very special concert by the legendary Kilfenora Céilí Band—to family fun, a charity walk and run, and even a big match screening, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Joining Alan Morrissey was Sinead Carey, the Festival Secretary, to tell us more about what's in store over this fantastic weekend in the heart of the community. Image © Bodyke Annual Festival May Bank Holiday Weekend via Facebook

Send us Fan MailOn today's show we talk to Joseph Woods, director of the Strokestown Poetry Festival about what this year's programme will offer poetry lovers this May Bank Holiday weekend in Strokestown House. Ands we welcome back to the breakfast table poet and Irish Times reviewer Adam Wyeth to talk with us about recent poetry publications that have grabbed his attention. Adam is himself an award-winning and critically acclaimed poet, playwright and essayist with five books published with Salmon Poetry and we are delighted to have him with us this morning.He will be talking about Rita Ann Higgins, Jiving with Wasps: New and Selected Poems; Gerard Smyth, The Turn for Ithaca; Annemarie Ní Churreáin, Hymn for the Restless Girls; Billy Ramsell, Render; Paddy Bushe, Uncertain Passage; Jamie O'Halloran, Ballast; Colm Scully, Neanderthal Boy. This episode is supported by a Project Award from the Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon. Intro/outro music: Colm Mac Con Iomaire, 'Thou Shalt Not Carry' from The Hare's Corner, 2008, with thanks to Colm for permission to use it. Logo designed by Freya Sirr.Support the show

This May Bank Holiday weekend, the village of Corofin is set to come alive once again for one of Clare's best-loved community celebrations. The Festival of Finn is back for its 26th year, bringing with it a packed programme of music, art, drama, workshops, and plenty of family fun—from the famous stone-throwing championships to the ever-colourful fancy dress parade. To find out what's in store, Alan Morrissey spoke with two members of the organising team, Gerry Kennedy and Edel English. Image © Festival of Finn via Facebook

The annual Banner GAA club charity cycle is looming large on the horizon which takes place this May Bank Holiday weekend. As with last year, Bushy Park Addiction Treatment Centre will be the chosen charity to benefit from the event. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined live in-studio by John Casey with Banner GAA club and Mags Nash, Manager at Bushy Park.

The Cork hurlers two from two to start the round robin series for the first time since its inception in 2018 and the footballers into a first Munster final in five years... a good weekend's work.The Echo Sport Podcast crew break down the action from Thurles and SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh and access the state of play with time to take a breath before the action resumes after the May Bank Holiday. Now in its fourth season, every week Éamonn Murphy is joined by The Echo team, including Barry O'Mahony, Denis Hurley, Rory Noonan, John Horgan and more to discuss all the latest Cork GAA news on and off the field.On the hurling front, Cork emptied the tank to pull off a victory against Limerick, who, despite losing Aaron Gillane to a training-ground injury and Cian Lynch to a second-half red card, came very close to winning on Leeside. For the hosts, it's now 11 games in league and championship without defeat since two years ago when going under to Clare left them on the brink.It's been an incredible run, as Man of the Match and captain Darragh Fitzgibbon told RTE: "It's just unbelievable here, these are the best days of our lives.”Now look we all know it's an All-Ireland we crave but that shouldn't take from the effort this group of players are putting in to try and end the famine. They had a ropey start on Sunday and didn't manage the last quarter as effectively as we'd have liked with an extra man but Limerick haven't hoovered up 15 major trophies in nine years for nothing.They remain a phenomenal outfit but Cork are in an extremely strong position to make it into the All-Ireland series with plenty to work on as well. Injuries to Ciarán Joyce and Rob Downey are a concern, the puck-outs remain a work in progress and some of the younger guns are still learning. But there are no shortage of positives either, with the goal threat to the fore once more and huge leadership being shown by the more experienced hurlers. On the football front, Cork got going after a sluggish opening half at sun-sorched Semple Stadium before powering to a 15-point victory over Tipp. Being able to call on Ruairí Deane, Colm O'Callaghan and Brian Hurley from the bench highlighted the gulf in class between the sides but Cork are as well set as they've been in a while to rattle Kerry in Killarney.Getting a first win in Fitzgerald Stadium in 31 years will be another sceál of course but there's big interest in the game and John Cleary's charges deserve massive support. Look what difference it makes to the hurlers... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the SMD Running Podcast! It's been around 6-9 months since Damien Walsh and long-term co-host Scott Darney last linked up on the mic, and this bonus episode is the perfect reunion.Damien, from IN MOTION, sits down with Scott to dive deep into an exciting new venture: TEMPO. This dual-purpose project teams up with Flycarb to deliver a series of high-quality, athlete-focused race events. The best part? Proceeds from the races are reinvested directly back into an athlete support programme, helping local talent thrive.They discuss the Flycarb Golden Bowl Race Series, which kicks off with the Flycarb Spring 5K on Saturday 25th April 2026 at Colchester Sports Park. Expect a super-fast, pan-flat 1km closed-road cycle loop that's perfect for PBs, with paced races for all abilities (from elites chasing sub-14 to first-timers), prize money, and a brilliant atmosphere. It's the start of something special for road racing in Essex.Later in the episode, Damien chats with Dominique Brazier, founder of The Galloping Grind – a quirky, pink horsebox outdoor café tucked away in the peaceful countryside of Boreham, Essex. It's a must-visit spot for runners, cyclists, walkers, and coffee lovers, serving great coffee, proper fuel, and a welcoming vibe beside a pond. Perfect post-run or ride stop!Episode Structure:First section: Recent cycling news (feel free to skip ahead if that's not your thing!).Running chat: A roundup of recent half marathons and marathons from the past few weeks.Upcoming races: Plenty of local and iconic events to get excited about.Key upcoming races mentioned:Flycarb Spring 5K – Saturday 25th April, Colchester Sports ParkTCS London Marathon – Sunday 26th April (good luck to everyone toeing the line!)Ipswich Twilight 5K – Sunday 3rd May, Ipswich Waterfront (wave starts on the scenic looped course)Witham Running Club May Day 10 – Monday 4th May (Bank Holiday), fast undulating 10-mile road race starting from Witham Rugby ClubPlus all your regular local senior and junior parkruns – the heartbeat of the community!Whether you're training for your next PB, looking for local events, or just love the running chat, this bonus episode is packed with insight, inspiration, and Essex running energy.Subscribe, download, and get involved – and we'll see you out on the roads and trails!#SMDRunning #TEMPO #Flycarb #EssexRunning #LondonMarathon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Did my first ever 360 Boiler Room style set last weekend at Baa Bar, really enjoyed it so here's the full 6 hour All Night Long set. We will be doing this again very soon, early May Bank Holiday in fact, Sat 2nd and Sun 3rd May if you want to come and get amongst it. Loads of my wacky viral mixes/transitions , and loads of my own unreleased IDs in there too. Is right. x

With the May Bank Holiday just around the corner, an exciting three-day celebration of nature, community and conservation is coming to Ennistymon. The Ennistymon Rivers Festival 2026 will bring together locals, environmental experts and visitors to explore and celebrate the vital role of our rivers. To tell us more, Alan Morrissey was joined by Rachel Dowling, Project Officer with the Restore Ballymacraven River Association and Ruairí Ó Conchúir, volunteer with the association and an officer with the Local Authorities Water Programme.

Music has a unique power to connect, comfort, and uplift and this spring, that power will be felt across County Clare. Music & Health Ireland is delighted to bring live performances into local nursing homes, led by healthcare musician and songwriter David Hope. Over the May Bank Holiday weekend, David will also perform a special gig in Kinvarra. To find out more about what David has coming up, Alan Morrissey spoke with him on Wednesday's Morning Focus.

Welcome to Moose and Dewsbury's audition tape for that newly-available Radio 2 breakfast slot. Yikes.Listen to Primordial Radio 24/7

They've become one of the country's most loved live acts, known for their powerful blend of folk, rock and roots—and now Hermitage Green are getting ready to celebrate a huge milestone. The Limerick band will mark 15 years together with a very special homecoming gig at King John's Castle in their home city this May Bank Holiday weekend. Alan Morrissey was joined now by two members of the band—Dermot Sheedy from Clare and Barry Murphy on Thursday's Morning Focus.

Late goals, pitch invasions, touchline barneys, managerial spats and fresh appointments, the May Bank Holiday weekend really had it all in the LOI.  Kieran & Gary break it all down for us only as they can.  Sponsored by QuinnAv.ie

Hey! I've been travelling Europe the last few weeks, so here is a massively over indulgent, bumper UK bank holiday mix of Soulful, Disco, House and loads of bootlegs! Enjoy!

 live in studio talking about a fundraising bake sale for Mountshannon Celtic taking place on the May Bank Holiday weekend as part of the campaign to fundraise for the Astro pitch project and club activities. Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle 26th April 2025 hosted by Daragh Leamy and Stephen Minogue. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

Today's local news and information update from Petersfield's Shine Radio. The May Bank Holiday means it's time for rugby in Petersfield The 94 year old Petersfield resident remembering VE Day Burgesmeade House wall safety repairs Plus local sport, weather and travel. All with Julie, Gareth, Isaac, Laura and the team. To share your news stories email team@shineradio.uk or call, text or WhatsApp 01730 555 500. You make it shine. Published at 5:00am on 2 May, 2025See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Essentially Creamfields – Sasha, Winchester '98  We rewind to one of the most legendary Essential Mixes of all time — Sasha live at the first ever Creamfields, Winchester, May Bank Holiday 1998. A day of absolute chaos and euphoria: people raving on the motorway, Sasha in full flow, Oakenfold, PvD, and a closing set from Digweed that gave us all goosebumps. We were there. 12 midday till 6am - No sleep. This is the audio story. Turn it up. Creamfields, Winchester. 2nd-3rd May 1998. Memories, mates, and motorway madness.Tong's closing track - Transa - EnervateEnergy 52 - Cafe Del Mar '98 (Nalin & Kane Mix) [Hooj Choons]Morgan King - Im Free [William Orbit Remix] (Excession)Origin - Acushla (Steel Yard)Pablo Gargano - Chemistry Of Soul (Eve)Elevate - Next Life (Platoon)Dollshead - Its Over, Its Under (MCA)Madonna - Ray Of Light (Maverick)The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up (Slackermax) (white label)Locust - No One In The World (Apollo 35)

Today's local news and information update from Petersfield's Shine Radio. The May Bank Holiday means it's time for rugby in Petersfield The 94 year old Petersfield resident remembering VE Day Burgesmeade House wall safety repairs Plus local sport, weather and travel. All with Julie, Gareth, Isaac, Laura and the team. To share your news stories email team@shineradio.uk or call, text or WhatsApp 01730 555 500. You make it shine. Published at 5:00am on 2 May, 2025See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s going to be a very busy bank holiday weekend in Killarney with the Rally of the Lakes and the Munster football final among the events being held. Jerry spoke to Inspector Gary Carroll who is in charge of roads policing in the county.

Petersfield Rugby Pub Sevens was a tradition which started back in 1995. This was all thanks to the efforts of Hugh Afleck Graves and the senior captains of the time. The landscape has very much changed since those early days, but still as popular as ever. This year there are twenty teams that have entered for Sunday’s tournament, ready to do battle. We hear from Club Captain, Harley Orr.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Banner GAA Charity Cycle 2025 takes place this May Bank Holiday weekend – and it marks the tenth year of the club's charity efforts, which began back in 2015. This year's 250km cycle, in aid of Bushypark Addiction Centre, will see 19 cyclists aged 40 to 70 take on a two-day journey from Athlone to Dublin via the Old Rail Trail and Royal Canal Greenways. The event has raised thousands for local causes and supported projects like the club's hurling wall, walking track, and upcoming astroturf pitch. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by John Hogan, of Banner GAA and Mags Nash, of Bushypark Addiction Centre. Photo(C): Clare FM and https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1049154360600707&set=a.444221794427303

A highlight for both of us: a wonderful long May Bank Holiday weekend enjoying the wealth of music, tradition and fun that the Sweeps Festival brings to Rochester every year, with morris dancing ‘sides' descending to perform all along the High Street and up in the Castle Grounds.Around all that centuries-old tradition there's also a booming world music/folk/roots festival in venues across Rochester. This year we loved the French Celtic energy of Sur Les Docks and local legends the Singing Loins at the Rising Sun, as well as the Balkan gypsy folk of Balamuc, and Staggered Ray (featuring Chris Weller and Rob Shepherd from our pod jingle).The Sweeps Festival was part of Rochester life for centuries - celebrated by Charles Dickens - until common sense and health & safety stopped chimney sweeps sending young boys up chimneys… In the early 1980s it was Gordon Newton who began the renaissance of the Festival and has overseen it grow and grow to become a central plank of Rochester culture and music. Gordon tells us the whole story, and throws in a bit of melodeon playing to boot.So join us out on the streets of Rochester, chatting to musicians and Morris dancers to capture the flavour of the whole event. How SWEEP is YOUR love?!!Medway Council Rochester Sweeps Festival page https://www.medway.gov.uk/sweepsfestivalSweeps Festival Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/RochesterSweepsFestival/With thanks to the City of Rochester Society for supporting this podcast. Find out more about their work at city-of-rochester.org.ukWe Did it Medway is presented by Rob Flood and Philip Dodd. It is produced and edited by Suze Cooper of Big Tent Media, with assistance from Emily Crosby Media.The We Did It Medway music is written and performed by Chris Weller (Staggered Ray), Rob Shepherd (Singing Loins) and Vicky Price (Ashen Keys) with lyrics by Philip Dodd. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy Bank Holiday Weekend UK People! It's too early for a June House Session, so here's a bonus mix of new bits and some cheeky bootlegs!

This week: MMH delivered a show to tantalize your ears and everything else with The Rock N' Roll Penitentiary. Join Mitz for a Bank Holiday Bangers show with tunes from: The Dead Daisies - Light 'Em Up Sebastian Bach - Freedom Ratchet Dolls - Loud! Loud! Loud! Shotgun Mistress (ft. Rusty Brown) - Mary Jane Gypsy Wytch - Would You Really Wanna Lose My Love Sunbomb - Unbreakable Nasty Ratz - Wings Babylon A.D. - White Hot Bullet Lynx - Claws Out Red Voodoo - Style Buckcherry - Shine Your Light Streetlight Circus - Kiss Like Bullets Van Halen - And The Cradle Will Rock Deep Purple - Portable Door ------ Prospect - Rock Bottom Maverick - Bloody Mary Kissin' Dynamite - My Monster  Anvil - Truth Is Dying Extreme - Wind Me Up Mr Big - Good Luck Trying D-A-D - 1st, 2nd, 3rd The Midnight Calls - So Cold Black Country Communion - Enlighten Queen - Headlong Skid Row - Wasted Time Judas Priest vs. Michael Jackson - Billie Jean's Got another Thing Comin' The Rock N' Roll Penitentiary - Every Saturday at 2PM (GMT/BST) only on MMH - The Home Of Rock Radio #hardrock #glam #sleaze #classicrock #metal #rock #rockmusic #hairmetal #sleazerock #sleazemetal #glammetal #glamrock #aor #classicrock #radioshow #podcast #podcasting #bankholiday

In this episode, Niall covers the May Bank Holiday protest, asking participants why they are attending and what their concerns are.The protest comes in response to the emergence of a new migrant "tent city" along the banks of the Grand Canal in Dublin. Despite government assurances that such encampments would not be tolerated, the number of tents has risen, sparking frustration and calls for action.While the protest is primarily focused on the immigration crisis, many participants are also protesting against broader government failures, including housing, healthcare, and the cost of living. Some see the protest as an opportunity to demand better solutions and hold political leaders accountable.On the other hand, there are counter-protests organized by groups who believe that the national protest is primarily about immigration and label it as a far-right demonstration.Niall opens up the lines to callers to discuss their reasons for attending the protest or their concerns if they are not participating. Those involved in the counter-protest are also invited to share their perspective.Some callers express their solidarity with those affected by the immigration crisis and emphasize the need to demand better solutions from the government. They highlight that the protest is not just about immigration but also about holding leaders accountable for failures in housing, healthcare, and the cost of living.The protest highlights the public's concerns regarding the immigration crisis and broader issues of government accountability. It's a significant moment for citizens to voice their frustrations and demand meaningful change.

The May Bank Holiday weekend provided fascinating weekend of gridiron games, with all but one game being within a touchdown margin. Kelly, Ian and Joe are joined by Panthers chairperson 'Coach' John Romo after their tight win at Deramore, where Jamie Leonard used the Force to score in the Kick of time. The gang then take a look at the rest of the weekend's games and the potential impacts they have on the rest of the season!Please note; The views and opinions expressed on this podcast do not represent those held by American Football Ireland [AFI]. This is a podcast guys, it's just a bit of craic - so no giving out!You can follow Pro Football Ireland on social media at 'nflireland'

Clare Gardaí are advising people to take "collective responsibility" for their friend group as they socialise over the weekend. The May Bank Holiday period is typically associated with a spike in roads offences, with 188 arrests having been made over this weekend last year for driving under the influence of an intoxicant. 900 on-the-spot fixed charge penalty notices for speeding were also issued during this period. Head of the Roads Policing Unit in the Clare-Tipperary Garda Division Superintendent Eddie Golden says planning in advance is of paramount importance ahead of nights-out.

Kate Varley on what to look forward to this long May Bank Holiday weekend

Clare's roads policing superintendent is urging people to take control of their own safety on the roads this Bank Holiday weekend. Seven road deaths have taken place over the May Bank Holiday period in the last five years, including one last year and four in 2022. Gardaí have this week announced the locations of nine static speed safety cameras due to be operational by the end of the year on national roads in Limerick, Cork, Waterford, Galway, Dublin, Wicklow, Donegal, Carlow and Mayo. Head of the Roads Policing Unit in the Clare-Tipperary Garda Division Superintendent Eddie Golden has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons it's up to passengers in cars as well as drivers to encourage good practice on the roads.

The Big River Watch is back this weekend! Starting today, the public are invited to join the only UK and Ireland-wide citizen science survey of river health which attracted more than 5,000 participants in September 2023. Joining in is easy with our free, easy-to-use app. The results will be made available on an interactive dashboard and will help drive action to improve rivers both on-the-ground and via campaigns and advocacy. How you can help in the Big River Watch Emma Brisdion, Marketing Campaigns Lead at The Rivers Trust, said: "Healthy rivers are essential for our wellbeing and for our wildlife. But rivers in the UK and Ireland have been allowed to get into a desperate state, and there are many people who care immensely about them and want to help. The Big River Watch invites communities to get involved. The simple survey is all about using that connection to rivers to record the good, the bad, and the ugly so we can understand our blue spaces better and make informed decisions about how to revive them." Tessa Wardley, Director of Communication & Advocacy at The Rivers Trust, said: "With the state of our rivers hitting the headlines time and again this year, the Big River Watch is the perfect way for people to get involved and take action for their local river. Having a large set of data from one weekend will help our experts to understand what's going on in our rivers, and what needs to be done to make them cleaner, healthier, and part of a thriving wider environment. "In September 2023, 60% of Big River Watch participants were new to citizen science, which shows just how important this tool is to help everyone get involved and showing they care about rivers. As well as learning where pollution and wildlife are spotted, we also want to know how spending time near rivers affects people's wellbeing, so I'd encourage anyone and everyone to spend some time by their river and make their voice heard." The Big River Watch is open to all, with no experience or training in citizen science required. All people need to do is download the free Big River Watch app, spend 15 minutes by their local river and answer questions as prompted. We want to build a complete picture of river health, and topics covered include the plants and wildlife people can see, as well as visible signs of pollution or observations on flow levels. The Rivers Trust is the umbrella body for the Rivers Trust network, providing support with fundraising, advocacy and knowledge-sharing. Through our network of over 60 local Trusts in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, and with over 350 dedicated specialists including over 60 farm advisers giving confidential expert advice, we work in partnership at a catchment scale to make our shared vision of wild, healthy, natural rivers, valued by all a reality. Shareable assets including high-res images can be found in this communications pack. Results and insights from the first iteration of the Big River Watch are published here. Data from the first iteration of the Big River Watch shows revealed that 73% of people thought their river looked healthy, whilst The Rivers Trust's recent State of Our Rivers Report 2024 showed that no stretch of river in England or Northern Ireland is in good overall health, with other nations of the UK and Ireland not performing much better. This apparent disparity points to the complexity of assessing river health, as well as the need for more comprehensive monitoring to be done and made accessible to the public to aid their understanding. Background information The Big River Watch has been developed by The Rivers Trust and other partner organisations within CaSTCo (a project creating a national framework for improving river health data, with citizen scientists at the heart). Big River Watch is an important tool to support CaSTCo in introducing new and diverse audiences to river science and to encourage accessible engagement and diverse recruitment of volun...

Jane Cregan, Iarnród Éireann Communications on how there will be no Dart service between Grand Canal Dock and Bray over the weekend

PJ talks to Neil Fox about how this Bank Holiday weekend could be a turning point for deaths on the roads Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Demand for parking at Dublin Airport has soared ahead of the May Bank Holiday weekend. Spaces are now at a very limited capacity ahead of a surge in travel. The issue has frustrated both passengers and nearby Swords residents alike. Joining Kieran to discuss is Swords councillor Joe Newman, who says there is a dire need for a privately owned car park at Dublin Airport.

Alistair is clipping Monty's claws as he and Robert agree what an asset Denise is to the vet's practice. They chat about Sunday's cricket win over Darrington and Linda's worry that she might not get enough volunteers to prepare the teas for the T20 match during May Bank Holiday weekend. Jim arrives with Alistair's forgotten packed lunch. They agree to meet for a drink later at The Bull. Robert remarks how happy Alistair seems these days and says he might adopt a similar approach to working with Lynda. Instead of getting annoyed, he's going to focus on him and Lynda being a team. Later at The Bull, Jim offers to help Robert with his ancient mystery puzzle and they agree to make a night of it. Alistair joins them and, while Robert is at the bar, Jim says he will be spending the night at Ambridge Hall and Alistair should take the opportunity to spend some time alone with Denise. George is not happy about Eddie's sign advertising Bartleby The Talking Horse. Eddie thinks they're on to a financial winner if they charge people to visit and take pictures with the pony. Linda arrives for a chat - with Bartleby (the cause celebre) – prompting an indignant protest from George that Bartleby talks about people, not to them. They risk damaging his brand. Eddie sharply points to George that were it not for his idea there would be no brand. George sulkily posts Bartleby and Linda's gossipy video about a dancing vet but soon changes his tune when it starts racking up thousands of views.

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Welcome to this special partner episode of Scran where we are teaming up with St James Quarter in Edinburgh to preview the forthcoming Edinburgh Seafood Festival which runs for the May Bank Holiday weekend from Saturday 4th to Monday 6th May. Many of the diverse eating and drinking destinations in St James Quarter are embracing this year's Edinburgh Seafood Festival by creating exclusive dishes and menus that guests can enjoy over the weekend including Ka Pao and Duck and Waffle. The festival will showcase a selection of the highest quality, locally sourced seafood in the heart of the city and we wanted to learn more about some of the restaurants who will be at the forefront of the weekend's activities. First up Rosalind spoke to Sandy Browning, Executive Chef at Ka Pao. Sandy's love of cooking has taken him to far flung parts of the world, he tells Rosalind all about his culinary journey and how you go about combining great Scottish produce with Southeast Asian flavours. He also gives us a sneak preview of what he'll be demonstrating on the Seafood Stage at the festival. Rosalind also went along to Duck and Waffle where she met Sommelier Roberto Bravo who shared his passion for wine with her delving into top seafood and wine pairings and how the characteristics of wines can be comparable to those of people. Roberto's singular enthusiasm is infectious as you will see.... If you want to find out more about Edinburgh Seafood Festival, download the St James Quarter app to discover the full schedule of events. You'll also find more information about the return of the Secret Seafood Supper Clubs - where guests are invited to join leading Chefs for a private dinner cooked in front of them. Tickets for these intimate events are limited so make sure to check that out soon. Thanks to our partners on this episode St James Quarter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Darren Nesbitt guests to talk about the Stand in the Light Festival, a collaboration between Stand in the Park and the Light newspaper, happening over the late May Bank Holiday weekend in the Lake District.For all festival info and tickets: standinthelight.uk

Tony Canavan, Chief Executive of the Saolta Hospital Group, discusses why hospitals should be used more at weekends for more procedures.

Mark O'Haire and Adrian Clarke join Daniel Hussey to preview the May Bank Holiday football. Time Stamps: 00:20 Man City 4-1 Arsenal 02:38 Matchbook Zero 03:50 Man Utd vs Aston Villa 13:00 Liverpool vs Tottenham 21:00 Leicester vs Everton 28:00 Arsenal vs Chelsea 35:10 Celtic vs Rangers 37:30 EFL Bets 40:10 Long-Shots - matchbook.com/zero 45:00 Best Bets 18+ | BeGambleAware

This week as it is the May Bank Holiday and both Eimear and Grace have been on mini breaks we are revisiting Episode 36 where we discuss the May Queen and folk horror.

May Bank Holiday Podcast   For what we really think click here https://pod.fan/two-decocators-and-a-microphone-extras

Sean catches up with Allen Leech, who plays Tom Branson in Downton Abbey: A New Era. The renowned Nederlands Dans Theater is set to return to Bord Gáis Energy Theatre this May Bank Holiday. Tara Brady and Justin MacGregor discuss the latest movie reviews, Downton Abbey: A New Era - Casablanca Beats - The Velvet Queen

Getting you ready for our May Bank Holiday aswell as gearing you you for the weekend. Our feature event is Retro Soca with some of the finest DJs taking you on a musical journey. This week's show features 3 new pressure plays as well as music coming from Barbados & road March top 3 songs from St Maarten. Tracklistings: 1 – Preedy & Blaxx – Brass 2 – Kerwin Dubois – My Faults 3 – Kes – Incredible 4 – Bunji Garlin – Savage 5 – JW & Blaze – We Time 6 – Olatunji – Call Me 7 – Flipo – Doh Tell Me 8 – Farmer Nappy – Rental 9 – Hypasounds – Bam Bam Back 10 – Shemmy J – Push Back 11 – Mata – Frass Man 12 – Hollywood HP – Drama 13 – Patrice Roberts x Fimba – Mind My Business 14 – Skinny Fabulous – All Eyes On You 15 – Machel Montano – Happy Papi 16 – Super Jigga TC – Action 17 – M1 Menace – Drummer Boy 18 – Pantha Vybz Band – Wuk Up To Dis 19 – Odisi Band – Go Gyal 20 – Lyte – Rotate (NEW MUSIC) 21 – Avalanche – 16 Oz 22 – Collie Buddz – Mamacita 23 – Mr Vegas x Destra Garcia – On The Floor 24 – Machel – Dance With You 25 – Sasha – Dance For Me 26 – Krosfyah – Best In Me 27 – Rupee – Tempted To Touch 28 – Shurwayne Winchester – Don't Stop 29 – Andy Singh – Girl From India 30 – Hunter x Ravi B x Kes – Jep Sting (Remix) 31 – Machel Montano x Kerwin Dubois – Bubble Nut 32 – Maximus Dan – Big Man 33 – Bunji Garlin x Benjai – In My Brain 34 - Kamouflazh – Eh Yo 35 – Agony & Stevon G – Doan Dig Nuttin 36 – Alison Hinds – Dance & Show Me How 37 – Rupee – Frenemy 38 – DJ Cheem x QQ – Bing Bong (NEW MUSIC) 39 – Youry YMW – Wood (NEW MUSIC) 40 – King Kembe – Big Batty Gyal 41 – Stiffy – Teck All (NEW MUSIC) 42 – Viking Ding Dong – Leave It Alone 43 – Patrice Roberts - Tricks (Wrong Woman) 44 – Nessa Preppy – Tingo 45 – Kes – Hello 46 – Nadia Batson – Catching Feelings 47 – Kenyo x Shurwayne Winchester – Who Yuh Fuh (Remix) 48 – Mikey – We Loose 49 – Shal Marshall – Trouble 50 – Super Jigga TC – Bang Bang 51 – Patrice Roberts – Heaven On Earth 52 – Wiz Skid – Pumping 53 – King Bubba – Ring Ding 54 – Ultimate Rejects ft Allstars – Heat 55 – Lyrikal – Cloud 9 56 – Machel Montano – Epic 57 – Peter Ram – All Ah We 58 – Skinny Fabulous – Level Vibes 59 – Mole – Cardio 60 – SK – Cheat Code 61 – Jagwa – Bounce 62 – Destra Garcia – A Little Bit 63 – Lyrikal – Conquer Meh 64 – Skinny Fabulous – Watch Thing 65 – Sandman – Wink Eye 66 – Machel Montano – Pump Yuh Flag 67 – Iwer George – Come To Meh 68 – Fadda Moses – Come To Meh 69 – Problem Child – Riot 70 – Wetty Beatz – Thing Start 71 – Apawa x Boyzie – Apawa 72 – Burning Flames – De Romans 73 – Adam O – Bad Tingz 74 – Pique x Umpa – Knocking It (NEW MUSIC) *PRESSURE PLAY RIDDIM* 75 – Sly – Roof (NEW MUSIC) 76 – Problem Child – Wutlessness (NEW MUSIC) *PRESSURE PLAY RIDDIM* 77 – Patrice Roberts – Level Up (NEW MUSIC) 78 – King James – Outside (NEW MUSIC) 79 – Solo Kween – They Vex (NEW MUSIC) 80 – Olivia Murray – Oil On Me Skin (NEW MUSIC) 81 – Skinny Fabulous – Inches 82 – Mandella Linkz – Soca (NEW MUSIC) PRESSURE PLAY More info coming soon.

May Bank Holiday sees the return of the Ballydehob Jazz and PJ takes a look forward with Karen and the gang from Levis See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eventful EntrepreneurRoger Woodall, Bournemouth 7s Festival – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 610 Roger WoodallRoger Woodall is the Founder & CEO of Bournemouth 7s Festival, known as the ‘Sporting Glastonbury', hosting 30,000 people and 400 teams every May Bank Holiday since 2008. He has created over 1,500 experiential events, 12 successful B7s festivals and is passionate about entrepreneurship, live events, and brand building. In 2020 Roger launched the Eventful Entrepreneur Podcast which allows him to speak to fascinating people from all walks of life. The success of this podcast has opened even more doors, resulting in being asked to co-host the Harry Redknapp Show Podcast with the man himself. They have spoken to huge stars such as Piers Morgan, Rod Stewart, Frank Lampard, Eddie Hearn and many more.This year, Roger is also launching the Events Course, which is going to be a game-changer for anyone wanting to break into the most exciting industry in the world.  Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Roger Woodall about his podcast, the Eventful Entrepreneur.Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show:●    How entrepreneurs need to find opportunities and seize them.●    How COVID-19 affected the event industry worldwide.●    How the Eventful Entrepreneur went viral in the UK.●    How entrepreneurs can see opportunities when times are hard. Connect with Roger:Guest Contact InfoTwitter @DodgeWoodallLinkedIn linkedin.com/in/dodgewoodall  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices