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His favorite golf course is Carnoustie, the brutally tough links between Dundee and Aberdeen, nicknamed Carnasty because of the stern test. Maybe it is the fight against nature's force, the strategical elements and the precision required, that has made it a favorite for Magnus Andersson. Or perhaps it is because it was here Magnus caddied for Mats Hallberg when Mats finished third in the Scottish Open and thereby qualified for The Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Annes. In this episode of the podcast Magnus tells us about the lessons he learned from caddying on tour, and how you can use them to become a better golfer. A warm Welcome to The Golfstore Podcast.

St Martins triumphed over St Annes in a captivating affair on Sunday to win their 5th Senior Title, while Liam Mellows won their first hurling title in 57 years after a brilliant game vs Monagear Boolavogue. We were joined by man of the match from the Senior final Rory O'Connor, scorer of the winning point from the Intermediate A final Brendan Halpin, and Wexford Senior Hurling manager Keith Rossiter to provide some much needed balance.

Community Archaeology at St Anne's Park Dig into the Story in Amplify Archaeology Podcast Episode 42 with James Kyle Community Archaeology at St Anne's Park Dig into the Story in Amplify Archaeology Podcast Episode 42 with James Kyle A wonderful community archaeology project has [...] The post Community Archaeology at St Annes Park Amplify Archaeology Podcast appeared first on Abarta Heritage Home.

St Annes take on St Martins in the 2024 Wexford Senior Hurling Final and we are joined by Garry Laffan and Richie Kehoe to look back over the semi-finals and look ahead to the mouthwatering final!

This week, Justin catches up with Dan Nightingale, Peter Brush, Steve Royle, Hayley Ellis and Stephen Bailey. Izzy's back in Glasgow, we hear a pre-prepared package from Macclesfield, and a heartwarming Post Bag brings us to a close.   Get in touch, #AskIzzy, or Dear Jon here: WhatsApp – 07495 717 860 Twitter – @3045podcast Email – podcast@justinmoorhouse.com   THIS WEEK'S GUESTS:   Dan Nightingale: https://dannightingale.com/   Peter Brush: https://www.peterbrushcomedy.com/   Steve Royle: http://www.steveroyle.com/   Hayley Ellis: https://hayleyellis.com/   Stephen Bailey: https://www.stephenbaileycomedy.co.uk/   EPISODE LINKS:   Have A Word Podcast: https://haveaword.page/   Beachcomber Café, St Annes: https://www.facebook.com/beachcomberstannes/   THIS WEEK'S GIGS:   See Justin on Thursday here: https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Coventry/Neighbourhood-Social/On-The-Spot-Comedy/39309419/   See Justin on Friday here: https://www.fatsoma.com/e/s0z94g73/ellesmere-comedy-club-20th-september-2024   And/or here!: https://frogandbucket.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873644909/events/128529511   OTHER STUFF:   Watch my YouTube Special: https://www.youtube.com/@justinmoorhousecomedian   The Greatest Performance of My Life: https://www.justinmoorhouse.com/   Join the Mailing List: https://justinmoorhouse.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=4c600f8287b9c2e121f43c3a1&id=bbd0010665   Music by Liam Frost. Produced by Rachel Fitzgerald and Justin Moorhouse

The 13 Pro-Am Community RL Show with Steve Beech and David Parkinson is a podcast focused on Rugby League at the community level.This week's episode features:A review of the start of the CARLA league seasonA look back at the Oldham St Annes win at Pilkington Recs, including commentary highlights and interviews with Pilks Jon Mann and St Annes skipper Callum FletcherAn interview with Wigan St Judes' Danny Cassidy about their win over Thornhill Trojans, his involvement with the Judes Women's team, and a review of the National Conference League results and fixturesA preview of the upcoming North West Men's League match between Latchford Albion and Blackbrook, with commentary available via MixlrOverall, the show offers news, analysis, and insights into the world of community Rugby League.

Transparency International UK says inquiries legislation being proposed in Gibraltar now is almost 20 years old in the UK. The corruption watchdog is concerned it's intended to undermine the McGrail inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the early retirement of the former police commissioner. The Government says it has no intention to use the power to stop or delay the McGrail inquiry. It believes the proposed law would not affect the independence of the current inquiry, or obstruct its progress, or influence any witness. Our reporter Jonathan Sacramento has been speaking to the Chief Minister. The religious festival of Ramadan has begun. It is considered the most important time of year for the Muslim community. Locally, as around the world, it is marked with fasting and prayer. Deena Abboubi & Aya Chahid from the Muslim Youth of Gibraltar group spoke to us in the studio. Gibraltar's relationship with the European Union is still the subject of ongoing negotiations between Gibraltar, UK, Spain and EU officials. This week the Europe Minister Leo Docherty visited the Rock and said those negotiations would be intense this month. Jared Peralta, who is the Country Director in Gibraltar for The Commonwealth Enterprise & Investment Council, was here to discuss what role the Commonwealth could play in Gibraltar's future. And, budding entrepreneurs at St. Annes have tried their hand at starting their own businesses. Year Six pupils have spent four weeks researching and strategising with their teams on the best ways to get their ideas off the ground. With a budget of five pounds per pupil - provided by the Young Enterprise board - many of these 11 year-olds have ended up taking home profits, after selling their products and services at a business fair in the school. Shelina Assomul was at the school earlier today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's AIG Women's Open week, so who better to have as our guest on the latest episode of the LET Golf Podcast than 2018 champion, Georgia Hall.Joining us in England as she prepares for the final Major of the year, Hall relives her magical moment at Royal Lytham & St Annes before diving into how her life changed from that moment on.With the Solheim Cup just around the corner, the English star then looks ahead to the Spanish showdown and reveals just who she'd like to play with and against at Finca Cortesin.There's also plenty of Netflix chat and we finally get the bottom of why Georgia was called Georgia! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Does the surge in teen anxiety and depression alarm you as a parent? We're betting it does. It's a pressing concern, and one we're addressing head-on in this episode. We're looking at some important news revealing how social media, particularly TikTok, is contributing to escalating levels of anxiety and depression among our youth. We emphasize the urgency to open courageous dialogues with our teens and explore the role of parents in setting a communicative ambiance at home.But the rabbit hole of social media hazards doesn't end there. It links to another epidemic plaguing our society - gun violence. Unsettling linkages between social media, gun violence, and mental health are explored in this episode, as we unpack the controversies clouding TikTok and the ingenious ways teens navigate their online world. We'll also touch on the alarming rise in school shootings and the class-action lawsuit against social media companies. Meanwhile, in the trenches, parents face an uphill battle shielding their children from these threats. We share the poignant stories of two families, weathering these storms, and their outstanding courage resonates deeply. It's also time for personal reflection. After 27 years serving at St Annes, I'm retiring, handing over the reins Join us for a rewarding journey as we navigate the web of modern parenting.

Little current events chat going on this week. LIV, the US Open, The Amateur at Royal Lytham and St Annes, and more. We break it down about all thats going on in the world of golf today as well as making a stop for the DERT of course.Many thanks as always for the love.Cheers,- The Tie Guys@thetiepodcast on instagram and twitterthetiegolfpodcast@gmail.comGoodWalk Coffee: https://goodwalkcoffee.comCODE: thetie for 20% off

Students from St Annes, St Ailbe's and the Abbey schools in Tipp town gathered on the Hills yesterday afternoon for a Reclaim the Streets walk to raise awareness of how young people feel unsafe on the streets. It was in response to the murder of Ashling Murphy and was organised by the Tipperary Branch of Youth Work Ireland. Our reporter Alison Hyland travelled to the Hills of Tipp town to speak to those involved....

Relive one of the most dramatic finishes to an Open Championship in modern times, where The 141st Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes was decided over the final four holes.The Story of 2012 tells the tale of not only Ernie Els' storybook triumph in golf's original major, for the second time, but also the agonising defeat of Adam Scott at Royal Lytham.With narration from Ewan Porter, and words from Els, Scott and their respective caddies Ricci Roberts and Stevie Williams, as well as from Graeme McDowell, Brandt Snedeker and others,  immerse yourself in this Original Audio Documentary from The Open.This episode has been a co-production from The R&A and IMG. Be sure to subscribe to The Open Podcasts for free on your preferred podcast platform to never miss an episode.

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Living abroad is tough when you're a close family. The 2000s saw Kirsten's family grow and despite the regular visits between continents the loss of JC amplified the tyranny of distance. And so in 2007 Kirsten and her crew packed up and moved over to St Annes-on-Sea for a year to live and work. It was a treasured time for Milly. 

In episode 6, we hear about the fall of the Iron Curtain. A huge event for the world but life in St Annes-on-Sea goes on as normal. Chris has a chance to command HMS Lancaster and there's a bravery award for Paul. JC is in for one very pleasant surprise.

With the emigration of Kirsten to Australia the frequent flyer miles piled up as Milly and JC became adept at long haul travel. Australia becomes a second home while Christopher and his family make the move back to St Annes-on-Sea. Welcome to our new listeners from South Korea and Argentina. Don't forget to join the Mondays with Milly Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/368558144406079

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The Introduction to this weeks episode  was recorded on the beach between Fairhaven Lake and St Annes on Sea in Lancashire.Conflict - the Cause and the Cure (James 4: 1-10)Why is there conflict everywhere. What is it that causes of conflict, and more importantly what is the cure? What does the Bible say is the real cause of wars and conflict? I believe the answer to those questions lies in passage we shall be looking at in this weeks podcast [0.00-0.55]  Welcome and Introduction [0.53-2.36]  Call to Worship.[2.36-5.40]  Worship (Be Thou My Vision)[5.40-08.35] Bible Reading (James 4: 1-10)[8.35-33.23]  Message (Conflict - the Cause and the Cure).[38.23-39.53] Prayer of Application[39.53-41.52] Close and Blessing Special thanks this week to Irene Israel for the Worship.Stephen Langton for the bible readingAnd Adeline Israel for the prayer of applicationwww.livinginfaith.ukSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/livingfaitheveryday?fan_landing=true)

The introduction to this weeks episode was recorded on the beach at St Annes Pier, St Annes on the Sea, Lancashire.Salvation is in Christ alone, by faith alone. If the bible teaches us anything, it teaches it teaches us that.  The Apostle Paul taught salvation by faith, Peter taught it and Jesus taught it. The bible is very clear when it tells us our good works will not be the thing that saves us and gets us into heaven. At certain points, the bible want to make this so clear it doesn't just say salvation is by faith, but it adds the caveat, “not by works”. If that the case, then why bother with doing any good deeds. There are many answers to that question in the Bible, but there is one passage above all the rest which address the whole issue of faith and works. A very well-known passage, but for many a very confusing passage, and because of that confusion it is also a controversial passage.  But it is that issue that we are going to look at this time in the Living In Faith Everyday PodcastThanks this week to Adeline Israel for the bible reading.Steve Longton for the PrayerAnd Irene Christian for her version of the Worship Song "It is Well"www.livinginfaith.ukSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/livingfaitheveryday?fan_landing=true)

Each week we go around East Clare to find out what's happening. This week host Jim Collins  is joined by John Grimes from Killaloe talking about recent and upcoming events including the St Patricks Day parade which will hopefully go ahead and Drama at St Annes secondary school. News also on the second Quest event who are coming back to the Killaloe area on the 12th of September 2020 involving cycling, kayaking, and running. Around the Parishes is sponsored by Tom Collins engineering Scariff.

To celebrate getting to double figures we're having Cocaine - the 1922 film, that is. Michelle Facey joins us to talk about that and we climb the clock tower of St Annes to talk to Rob Baker about Brilliant Chang and the post WW1 drugs panic. CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES

David McClay Consecration at St.Annes Cathedral 25th January 2018See Down and Dromore news page for a summary of the days proceedings.

Luke Christian of Lakeland Mues tells the story behind the business and how persistence earned them a listing at Booths supermarkets – with help from our Supply Chain Opportunity Club. Lakeland Mues’ luxury muesli blends are now available in Booths’ stores in Windermere, Penwortham, Ulverston, Penrith, Ilkley, Longton, Keswick, Lytham, Garstang, Ripon and St Annes. To find out how the Growth Hub can help your business target new markets, click here or call 0844 257 84 50.

Luke Christian of Lakeland Mues tells the story behind the business and how persistence earned them a listing at Booths supermarkets – with help from our Supply Chain Opportunity Club. Lakeland Mues’ luxury muesli blends are now available in Booths’ stores in Windermere, Penwortham, Ulverston, Penrith, Ilkley, Longton, Keswick, Lytham, Garstang, Ripon and St Annes. To find out how the Growth Hub can help your business target new markets, click here or call 0844 257 84 50.

For Episode 18 Sean and Tim are joined by one of Australia’s leading sprinters, Nana Adoma Owusu-Afriyie. Nana is not long back from the World Relays in Yokohama and a blistering performance over 200m at the Osaka World Challenge meet. Nana discusses her career to date, plans for the short to medium term and touches on the long lasting coaching relationship with Tony Marsh. Also in the episode Sean provides and update on what’s been happening across the globe in athletics while on the domestic front the XCR season is now well underway. With not one but two hot topics to discuss, Sean and Tim delve into why it is so hard for elite Australian athletes to stay in the sport, or stay aligned to our country and some very questionable selection practices recently beg the question are the Australian selectors still up for the job? Feature interviews include Craig Mottram about his involvement in developing young athletes and life post competition in general, plus we caught up with 100m sprinter Antonio Vaitohi just after he’d finished his 4km cross country leg at Jells Park. Out on the cross country circuit DTT has been fortunate to also catch up with Pole Vaulter Cassidy Bradshaw and we also had a chat to Emily Guy after her big long run at Wings for Life in early May. A very excited Nick Earl has been selected as part of a marathon development squad for England athletics and will slip the English vest on in Toronto later this year. DTT spoke to Nick about his recent move to Tasmania and what it means to be running for England. Joel Tobin-White and Alexandra Patterson both recorded wins at the 8km Cross Country at St Annes so their post race interviews wrap up the coverage from XCR Rd 2. Timeline 0:00:00 to 0:01:00 Intro and welcome to Nana Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 0:01:01 to 0:30:49 International wrap including the World Relays, Diamond League meets, Gotsis Multis and various other European and Japanese results 0:30:50 to 0:55:32 Spotlight on Nana Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 0:55:33 to 1:07:49 Hot Topic – Trae Williams to Rugby 7’s, Eddie Nketia to New Zealand, Jordan Gusman possibly to Malta and big question marks over Sasha Zhoya’s future. What if anything are Athletics Australia doing, or can do to retain athletes? 1:07:50 to 1:13:02 Feature interview with Antonio Vaitohi 1:13:03 to 1:22:02 Feature interview with Craig Mottram 1:22:03 to 1:43:20 XCR coverage including the recent event at St Annes Vineyard in Myrniong 1:43:21 to 1:49:02 Hot Topic – late changes to selection windows, athletes selected then de-selected, non certified courses used for selection. What’s going on with the Australian selectors? 1:49:03 to 1:57:38 Other results including the SMH Half Maarthon, Leonora Mile and Christchurch Marathon 1:57:39 to 2:01:40 What’s coming up and episode wrap

Oh we do like to be beside the seaside...!What's it like to live in a Jewish community by the seaside? Ed Horwich talks to Robert Pinkus and finds out Jews like to be beside the seaside beside the sea in sunny St Annes, Lancashire. jscn.org.uk facebook.com/jscnuk/ CONTACT: http://jscn.org.uk/contact

Collie Ennis is an expert in insects and frogs, we discuss how their decline indicates climate change, and what can be done about it See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Josh is at the Ricoh Women’s British Open this week and he’s joined by a very special guest…and Jamie Spence. Dame Laura Davies joins the pod for the first time and she tells stories of her playing career, her dislike of green books and she has some golfing no no’s. They all look back on the plethora of events in the past week and look ahead to the fourth women’s major of the year at Royal Lytham and St Annes.

Cary Ann Hearst & Michael Trent are married and also bandmaids. Together they make up the band Shovels & Rope and they make fantastic music together.

April Pierce, DPhil Researcher at St Anne's College, Oxford, gives a talk on Metaphor and Synesthesia, a neurological condition.

Kathleen Lennon, Philosophy, University of Hull gives a Special Philosophy Seminar at St Anne's. Introduced by Roger Crisp, Oxford and featuring responses from Constantine Sandis and Dawn Wilson.

From the St Anne's Classics Reunion. The role of swords in Greek tragedy by Dr Rosie Wyles.

From the St Anne's Classics Reunion. The role of costume in Roman comedy by Professor Matthew Leigh.