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If the dates that you are looking for are not available, please call our reservations team on 01437 767600 or 765765
Min yr Afon Annexe has been cleverly designed and renovated throughout. Step into the compact open plan living space with fitted kitchenette, breakfast bar and cosy seating area.
It is perfect for just a couple to escape or when booked with Min yr Afon Cottage (ref: 32356), its 2 bedrooms can accommodate an extra 4, perfect for a larger family or a group of friends. Shared steps lead up in-between the cottage and annex to your own slabbed patio, a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a drink or alfresco meal on a summer's evening. Situated down a quiet lane in the heart of Solva, it is just a short walk from the picturesque drying harbour and low tide beach, play area and range of gift shops, pubs, restaurants and galleries. Join the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path which is very close to the cottage. Why not explore this world renowned beautiful rugged coastline with its hidden coves and beaches.
Solva is within the Pembrokeshire National Park. The tiny historical city of St Davids with its excellent facilities, Cathedral and Bishops Palace is only 3 miles away or to the east lies the long sandy beach of Newgale, popular with surfers and water sports enthusiasts. This is a wonderful holiday base for a couple out of season.
Min yr Afon Annex can only be booked as either:
1. The annex on its own sleeping 2 in 1 out of season
2. or together with the cottage as 32356 Min yr Afon
When property is sleeping 2, you have the choice of the twin bedroom upstairs or the double bedroom on the ground floor.
Min yr Afon Annexe highly compliments the Min yr Afon House sharing the same property grounds in the centre of this popular coastal villlage. Take your dogs for a walk along the harbour and to the beach beyond. The coastal path can be picked up from the doorstep!
Ground Floor: Small open plan living area/lounge/breakfast bar/kitchenette, double room/ensuite shower room/whb/wc.
First Floor: Twin room/cloakroom/whb/wc.
Parking: 1 car + additional spaces in nearby car park - seasonal car parking charges.
Facilities: Electric oven, gas hob, washing machine, small fridge/freezer, microwave, TV, DVD player, WiFi. Shared tumble dryer with coin meter in the summerhouse.
Pets: 1 - £15 per pet per week/short break
Pet Notes: One, downstairs only.
Heating: Gas central heating.
Fuel Charges: Electricity & Gas: £15 per week Oct - April, free May - Sept.
This Access Statement has been prepared by the owner for your information; it is the most recent version that we have received. This statement has been prepared as objectively as possible, however with such a wide remit oversights may be made.
Please ensure all crucial requirements for a safe and enjoyable holiday are present so if you have any queries whatsoever, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01437 767600.
The cottage is approached via an A-road, you turn into a small private no through road. There is one parking space outside each of the properties (cottage and annex) plus additional spaces in nearby car park - seasonal car parking charges. You enter the property via a small carpeted hallway – with one small threshold step. The lounge is carpeted. The bathroom is up 1 step (approximately 5") – the bathroom has a non slip mat for the bath with integral hand rails. The kitchen is up 1 step (approximately 5") and there is exit from this room to outside (with a threshold step only). The carpeted stairs have a quarter of a turn on the 3rd and 4th steps. There is a banister and also a half hand rail on both sides. NB The stairs go all the way up to the back of the cottage,there is no landing - you step directly off the stairs into each bedroom. Care is needed when leaving the bedrooms as you step directly onto the stairs (the depth of the step can vary depending on the part of the doorway). There is a separate annex - access is via one threshold step – there is a half turn on the stairs with a banister/ hand rail. The televisions have remote controls – there is a telephone in the lounge for incoming calls and emergency outgoing calls. Some mobiles work in on the terrace and also the bedrooms. There is a terraced garden to the rear of the house – there is a small hand gate to this and various steps that lead you to the 2 sitting areas. There is a covered pond and also a small summerhouse. Hand rails are not to all levels, care is needed.
' A great week in this cosy cottage. Enjoyed fabulous coastal walks and will definitely return' June 2019
'We have had a really lovely break in this cosy cottage and the location has been perfect. Walks on the doorstep with wonderful scenery and pubs providing food in close proximity. We hope to come back for another enjoyable stay. Diolch yn fawr iawn!' May 2019
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Well, that was fast! Just as fall color was reaching its peak in Aspen and Snowmass Village, the snow began to fall — a poignant reminder that winter is never far away in the Rocky Mountains.
As snowmaking operations kick into high gear, one of Colorado's most famous ski destinations is poised to celebrate a big year with a 50th anniversary celebration of Snowmass, new attractions, new events, new flights and of course, lots of après ski parties.
We've got the low-down, as well as another reason to swing by Dancing Bear Aspen and explore ownership opportunities.
Snowmass' 50th Anniversary Celebration
At the end of 1967, Snowmass opened its slopes for the first time with $6.50 lift tickets. Now, 50 years later, Aspen Snowmass and Snowmass Tourism are partnering up to celebrate the anniversary.
On Friday, December 15, skiers and riders will be able to enjoy that vintage lift-ticket price for the day, as well as a retro party at Elk Camp and evening fireworks over the slopes. On Saturday, December 16, they will recreate the old Snowmass event known as Banana Days, which featured an on-mountain scavenger hunt (now with a social media twist), and other kooky banana-themed events around the mountain. By Sunday, a rebuilt cabin at the Spider Sabich area will help recreate another popular event from the 70s — the Cabin Jump.
The resort will continue the anniversary celebrations through the winter with monthly fireworks displays. Learn more.
Breathtaker Alpine Coaster
Commemorations aren't the only news at Snowmass this year. A new, 5,700-foot long alpine coaster track will make its debut this December as well, taking guests on a thrilling ride down the mountain. Named "The Breathtaker," this attraction is the first in a series of new, on-mountain developments Aspen Snowmass is calling The Lost Forest, with a zipline, challenge course, and expanded hiking and biking trails coming online next summer.
For families with non-skiers in the group, the Breathtaker (as well as Snowmass' existing tubing lanes) make it an appealing place to spend the day, and it is only 15 minutes from downtown Aspen.
Dancing Bear's New Spa
Opened last season, Dancing Bear Aspen's Rejuvenation spa is a delight for the senses. Inspired by our native high alpine flora, the exclusive Owner spa features an oxygen bar, hydromassage lounges, float therapy pod and steam room. Exquisitely private, this tranquil retreat is the perfect way to tend to tired muscles and relax after a long day on the mountain or golf course. Wednesday is 'Ladies Day', where Owners and friends can enjoy oxygen facials and massages - the perfect way to treat the soul before a night out on the town!
Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Snowmass
Next year is an Olympic year, and America's best snowboarders and freeskiers will be at Snowmass January 10–14 to try and qualify for a spot on the national team headed to Pyeongchang, South Korea for the Winter Olympiad. Visitors over that weekend can be spectators, and see all the action up close, in addition to the Winter X Games, which will be held once again at Buttermilk January 25-28. Learn more.
New Winter Flights
The Aspen/Pitkin County Airport continues to support an ever-expanding roster of direct destinations. New this winter: American Airlines will be offering direct flights to and from Pheonix's Sky Harbor International Airport. This means American Airlines will now have seven flights a day from four destinations (Dallas/Fort Worth, Chicago and Los Angeles) in addition to existing flights from United and Delta.

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Top 5 ranking does not change Tigers' focus
Coaching staff works with the team to keep them focused as hype builds around the 2013 season.
Oct. 22, 2013
Two wins against ranked opponents has changed the conversation about the No. 5 Missouri Tigers.
They are in the driver's seat of the Southeastern Conference East division and have the potential to challenge for the national title. The football team hears the talk but is trying to drown it out and focus on the No. 22 South Carolina Gamecocks.
"We try not to pay attention," sophomore linebacker Kentrell Brothers said. "There is no way to not know that you are ranked number five. There is no way to not know that you are one of the top teams in the country. You can't really pay too much attention to it. You have to try to tune it out."
Junior running back Henry Josey blocks out the distractions and the Homecoming atmosphere by keeping his hood up when he walks around campus.
"The more they look at those things the less focus they will have as a player," coach Gary Pinkel said. "If you are sitting there waiting for ESPN to come on for them to say nice things about Mizzou, then that could be a distraction."
The Tigers have never started 8-0 under Pinkel but the 2013 Tigers hope to change that by avoiding a letdown after their 36-17 win over the Gators. The focus remains on South Carolina and their defense for sophomore center Evan Boehm.
"If you spend that five minutes on ESPN or on Twitter, that's five minutes too long," Boehm said. "That's five minutes you won't get back that you could've been studying South Carolina."
Pinkel said at his weekly press conference that it's up to the coaching staff to keep the team focused. As for Pinkel, he has not looked at a poll or the standings and does not get caught up in it, he said. Boehm doesn't care much for the rankings either.
"Ultimately it's not about that number five ranking," Boehm said. "We are still the same team as we were weeks one through seven. We are still getting better, and we haven't played our best game yet."
The last time the Missouri Tigers were 7-0 the year was 2010 and the seventh win came against No. 3 Oklahoma. After that win, the Tigers lost their next two games.
Boehm blocks out the distractions by not checking Twitter the day before and the day of the game. He said it's his rule as well as a team rule. Boehm also keeps his focus just on the Missouri Tigers instead of what's going on with other teams. He said there is a time and a place for that and now is not that time.
"We only got 12 shots at this," Pinkel said. "Our players are aware of one thing, and that is keep playing and good things are going to happen. That is where our focus is at."
For Boehm, the success of the season doesn't change the way he approaches the game. He still hangs out with the other four guys on the offensive line, sings songs before practice and has fun on the field.
"It's always a fun time to be a Missouri Tiger," he said.
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Sunday, Sept. 14th, Pat and Harry left today and headed to Coeur d'Alene. And Bob and I drove over the Going-the-Sun-Road to Many Glacier one more time, to the Iceberg Lake hike, a 9.6 mile hike round trip. As we approached Logan Pass there was a lot of snow by the side of the road and on the mountains. The Going-to-the -Sun-Road was closed for several days due to the amount of snowfall lately, it opened up yesterday. On the Many Glacier dirt road there were cars stopped by the side of the road and as we got closer we could also see the most beautiful grizzly bear that I have ever seen. Probably the only grizzly I have seen. From the open roof of the jeep I was able to get a great video of this magnificent animal, who was perfectly content eating berries or leaves in the bushes. We continued on but soon we stopped again when we saw several black bears frolicking in the grass across the river.
Finally we arrived at the trailhead by the Swiftcurrent Motor Inn, and started the hike at 1 o'clock. Initially it was a fairly steep ascent but then gradually leveled off and passed through open terrain that offered commanding views of the surrounding mountains. We spotted many bighorn sheep grazing on the hillside. Then we entered a dense forest before arriving at Ptarmigan Falls and crossed the footbridge over Ptarmigan Creek. Breaking out of the trees we saw amazing avalanche chutes, meadows and Wilbur Creek way below us with waterfalls in the distance. After crossing the Iceberg Creek footbridge we saw the most beautiful alpine lakes in Glacier NP. Lying in the shadows of Mt Wilbur,9321ft, and Iceberg Peak, the lake gets little sun thus the ice and snow accumulates on the water and cliff walls. There were still many icebergs floating on the lake, and it was covered with a thin sheet of ice that we could almost reach from the shore. The massive Ptarmigan Wall towering more than 1500 feet above lake is called an arête, a thin ridge of rock separating two valleys that have been carved by glaciers.
We stayed for some time to take in the beauty of this alpine lake but had to get back on the trail before it was too late. As we were hiking along we saw a small group of hikers by the side of the trail and again there was another grizzly bear eating in the bushes. We made a lot of noise, took photos and then hurried down the trail back to our car. We went to Many Glacier Hotel for dinner in the beautiful Ptarmigan Dining Room, our last visit to this historic lodge. At St Mary we met up with Kevin (he was here guiding a group) and stayed with him in his cabin so we didn't have to make the two hour drive back to West Glacier KOA.


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This is how it works: First you click on the flag of the country that you want to put in your top 3 and then you choose the position 1, 2 or 3. You're allowed to vote only once with your Facebook profile or e-mail address, so pick carefully. Check out the songs and amazing artists on this page below the flags, with a little background information included. The poll will run until May 6th, 2018.
Albania: Eugent Bushpepa / Mall
Eugent is representing his country Albania with Mall, a song that he wrote and
composed himself. He decided to keep the lyrics in Albanian, because they fit
the melody. To give you an idea, some of the melancholic lyrics translated to
English are: "Lingering tear, light up this night; Find your way out, to soothe
my soul."
Armenia: Sevak Khanagyan / Qami
Qami is the first Eurovision entry ever with 100% Armenian lyrics. Sevak isn't a
stranger to major television competitions: he also participated in Glavnaya
Stsena, The Voice of Armenia and the Ukrainian X Factor, which he won.
Australia: Jessica Mauboy / We Got Love
After being the interval act during the second Semi-Final of the Eurovision Song Contest in 2014, Jessica Mauboy is finally competing this year. We Got Love is about how music can lift the human spirit according to Jessica: "Especially in times like these where the world can be a very confusing and lonely place."
Austria: César Sampson / Nobody But You
After being a back up singer in the 2016 en 2017 Eurovision Song Contests for the Bulgarian acts, César is finally taking center stage himself. Nobody But You, according to César, on the one hand contains his soul and his story, but on the other hand is a song the listeners will relate to.
Azerbaijan: Aisel / X My Heart
In Azerbaijani, Aisel means "the path that leads you to the moon", which is strongly stressed in her Eurovision entry X My Heart. Aisel comes from a family of musicians and music is her life, but there is more to her than music: she is also an active member of the Baku Animal Rescue Society, an association that cares for homeless dogs and cats.
Belarus: ALEKSEEV / Forever
During the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest, it's ALEKSEEV's main goal to share his own feelings and emotions with the world. He has performed in more than twenty countries and was born in Ukraine, but he is well known in Belarus and considers himself to be a Belarusian artist.
Sennek / A Matter Of Time
According to Sennek, the song fits her like a glove: the melancholy feeling, the vocals, the contrast between dark and light. She has been performing for years, but as her day job she works as a visual merchandiser for Ikea.
Bulgaria: EQUINOX / Bones
EQUINOX were formed specifically for the Eurovision Song Contest and is composed of five members who have never performed together before. The members are winner of Bulgaria's second season of X Factor, Zhana Bergendorff; singer-songwriter Vlado Mihailov; singer, songwriter and vocal producer, Georgi Simeonov; America's Got Talent semi-finalist Johnny Manuel; and L.A. based songwriter Trey Campbell.
Croatia: Franka / Crazy
After competing in the Croatian national selection for Eurovision (Dora) in 2009 and 2010 without success, Franka was finally invited by the Croatian Radio and Television to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest this year. Franka wrote the lyrics for Crazy, a song about going crazy for love, herself.
Cyprus: Eleni Foureira / Fuego
Dubbed the 'Queen of Pop', Eleni is a successful pop singer who has scored (international) hits with songs like Chica Bomb and Send For Me. Fuego was co-written by Alex Papaconstantinou, aka Alex P, who has also written songs for artists such as Jennifer Lopez, Enrique Iglesias and Marc Anthony.
Czech Republic: Mikolas Josef / Lie To Me
At age 17, Mikolas won the Gold Metal with distinction for solo acting, the highest meritorious award from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts, but he hasn't taken up a career in acting. His 'musical mentor', renowned European sound-mix engineer Nikodem Milewski who works closely with artists like Sam Smith, also worked on Lie To Me.
Denmark: Rasmussen / Higher Ground
Higher Ground is inspired by the Viking Magnus Erlendsson and his refusal to fight in the Battle of Anglesey Sound in 1098, because he believed in non-violence. The composers of Higher Ground immediately knew they found the right performer for the song when they saw Rasmussen perform, because Rasmussen's appearance – with his long, red beard and hair - closely mimics our idea of how Vikings looked.
Estonia: Elina Nechayeva / La Forza
As a child, Elina dreamed of becoming an astronaut, flying between the stars and planets. On the Eurovision stage she will make her childhood dream come true to a certain extent, because she will fly between the stars. With her song and performance of La Forza, Elina wants to spread her message that love heals and lifts us.
F.Y.R. Macedonia: Eye Cue / Lost And Found
Eye Cue is one of the most popular Macedonian pop and rock bands and they've been performing their own music since 2008. They usually work within the pop-rock genre, but Lost And Found snakes through a number of genres, most notably reggae and EDM.
Saara Aalto / Monsters
Saara has an impressive track record when it comes to singing talent shows: she was a runner-up in The Voice of Finland, Finland's Got Talent and X Factor UK. She wrote Monsters together with the team behind Måns Zelmerlöw's Eurovision winning song Heroes (2015).
France: Madame Monsieur / Mercy
The French duo Madame Monsieur is formed by Jean-Karl and Emilie, who met in a bar ten years ago. Mercy tells the true story of the little girl named Mercy, who was born aboard (refugee rescue boat) the Aquarius while her mother was fleeing the violence of her country.
Georgia: Ethno-Jazz Band Iriao / For You
The repertoire of ethno-fusion band Iriao is based on Georgian polyphonic music and harmony, saturated with jazz and modern music elements. Band leader David Malazonia was one of the first composers introducing this music genre in Georgia.
Germany: Michael Schulte / You Let Me Walk Alone
Starting out as a YouTube artist playing cover songs in 2007, Michael has amassed over 50 million views and 200,000 subscribers on the platform. You Let Me Walk Alone is perhaps his most personal song to date, in which he opens up about his feelings after losing his father.
Greece: Yianna Terzi / Oniro Mou
Yianna Terzi is the daughter of acclaimed Greek singer Paschalis Terzis. She co-wrote the music and lyrics of Oniro Mou, a mid-tempo ballad with ethnic Greek elements and a polyphonic chorus.
Hungary: AWS / Viszlát Nyár
This 'modern metal band with attitude' was formed by the band members when they were just teenagers. They claim to be proud supporters of the anti-celebrity culture and do their utmost to bring good music, thoughts and real emotions back to the ears, hearts and minds of their audience.
Iceland: Ari Ólafsson / Our Choice
Ari sings all kinds of music like pop, rock and funk, but he is a classically trained singer. Our Choice is a bold and bombastic ballad, with lyrics like: "Different voices, cultures and people and places; Inside we're all the same".
Ireland: Ryan O'Shaughnessy / Together
As an 8-year-old, Ryan got the opportunity to play a character in a long-running soap opera called Fair City, which he ended up playing for almost a decade. Ryan is planning on doing Ireland proud by bringing a song and performance to Eurovision that 'we haven't seen since the days of Rock and Roll Kids'.
Israel: Netta / TOY
TOY is a song of female empowerment, but also a song of empowerment for us all. According to Netta, the noises she makes in the song are supposed to imitate the voices of a coward – a 'chicken'.
Italy: Ermal Meta e Fabrizio Moro / Non Mi Avete Fatto Niente
Ermal Meta and Fabrizio Moro form an occasional duo. Non Mi Avete Fatto Niente was the subject of controversy after it was discovered that it uses the chorus of an older song by the same author, but the RAI legal department has ruled that the song can remain in the competition.
Latvia: Laura Rizzotto / Funny Girl
The song, which Laura wrote and composed, will be included on her upcoming EP to celebrate her Latvian heritage. Laura describes the song as being about embracing vulnerability and owning your feelings.
Lithuania: Ieva Zasimauskaitė / When We're Old
Ieva is no stranger to the Eurovision Family of Events as she had already participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest as a backing vocalist when she was fourteen years old. The message of When We're Old is that love can last forever, that it is the most powerful thing in this universe and that love can defeat all the fears that we may have.
Malta: Christabelle / Taboo
Christabelle has been made ambassador of the Maltese President's Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society for mental health, her role is to continue to raise awareness about the reality of living with mental illness. She is using the Maltese ticket to the Eurovision Song Contest to put the spotlight on mental health issues.
Moldova: DoReDos / My Lucky Day
DoReDoS is a Moldovan folk-pop trio formed in 2011, and they got their name from the first two notes of the musical scale. My Lucky Day is composed by Philip Kirkorov, the Russian participant of the Eurovision Song Contest 1995.
Montenegro: Vanja Radovanović / Inje
Singer and songwriter Vanja Radovanović won Montevizija, Montenegro's National Final for Eurovision. Vanja wrote and composed Inje, a traditional Balkanic ballad, himself.
Norway: Alexander Rybak / That's How You Write A Song
The winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 is back with That's How You Write A Song, which he (indeed) wrote and composed himself. In That's How You Write A Song, Alexander gives his listeners tips to write their own song.
Poland: Gromee feat. Lukas Meijer / Light Me Up
Light Me Up is an up-tempo song, but don't let it fool you: it's a break-up song, describing feelings of losing a loved one after heartbreak. It's not the first time music producer Gromee and singer Lukas Meijer collaborate: the pair already worked together on their 2017 single Without You.
Portugal: Cláudia Pascoal / O Jardim
O Jardim was composed, produced and written by Isaura, who discovered singer Cláudia Pascoal via social media. The composer and writer will be seen on stage during Cláudia's performancedelivering backing vocals.
Romania: The Humans / Goodbye
The Humans is not only seen as a band, but as a project which translates emotion in music through original compositions and remarkable remakes of the most famous rock songs. Goodbye has been described as a manifestation and an urge to not give up on one's dreams.
Russia: Julia Samoylova / I Won't Break
Julia was originally chosen to represent Russia in the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest with the song Flame Is Burning, but she couldn't compete because of being banned from Ukraine. The song is influenced by Julia's struggles with her health and how she persevered through that.
San Marino: Jessika featuring Jenifer Brening / Who We Are
Jessika and Jenifer won 1in360, an online talent show aimed at singers across the world to find the "Internet candidate" for the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 and select them as San Marino's official candidate for the song competition. Who We Are also serves as the theme song for Jessika's fund-raising drive to raise awareness for online bullying.
Serbia: Sanja Ilić & Balkanika / Nova Deca
In the 20 years of their existence, Sanja Ilić & Balkanika has become well-known for their ethnic style. Lead composer Aleksandar Sanja Ilić ensures that the group assembles musicians who play old instruments from the Balkans. They will perform the song Nova Deca, which translates as New Children.
Slovenia: Lea Sirk / Hvala, ne!
As a backing vocalist, Lea already performed twice at the Eurovision Song Contest, namely in 2014 in Copenhagen and in 2016 in Stockholm. Lea penned the track herself with the help of Tomy DeClerque and the song will be completely sung in Slovene.
Spain: Amaia y Alfred / Tu Canción
Amaia Romero and Alfred Garcia, winner and runner-up of the latest edition of TV talent show Operación Triunfo, are competing as a duo. Tu Canción captures the whirlwind of emotions you feel when falling in love and is the perfect embodiment of their enchanting love story.
Sweden: Benjamin Ingrosso / Dance You Off
Benjamin was born into a musical family, as his mother is famous singer Pernilla Wahlgren and his cousin is Sebastian Ingrosso of the Swedish House Mafia. According to Benjamin, Dance You Off is lyrics-wise actually part 2 of Good Lovin', the song with which he tried to participate last year.
Switzerland: ZiBBZ / Stones
Siblings Coco and Stee, also known as ZiBBZ, describe themselves as soulmates – both on and off stage. Stones is a spirited song with a clear message: the siblings shame cowards who bully others and appeal to us all to let others live the way they want to live.
The Netherlands: Waylon / Outlaw In 'Em
Waylon took part in the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest as one half of The Common Linnets, taking second place. Waylon's motto, 'It's okay to be different', is summed up perfectly by Outlaw In 'Em.
Ukraine: MELOVIN / Under The Ladder
MELOVIN's biggest passions are music, perfumery and chemistry. His song Under The Ladder is about his creative journey, pursuing his dream step by step with no fear of failure. MELOVIN encourages people never to stop because of failures, as they are temporary, and to fight for your dreams against all the odds.
United Kingdom: SuRie / Storm
Storm is an uplifting, up-tempo clap-along dance song and it carries a message of positivity. SuRie is no stranger to Eurovision: she was a backing dancer and vocalist for Belgium in both 2015 and 2017.


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Harris continues to ignore and undermine Irish drinks businesses with harmful and ineffective alcohol bill
Legislation threatens jobs in sector employing over 200,000 people at a time when thriving drinks industry is critical for Ireland during Brexit turmoil
Irish-only health warning labels are barrier to entry and will hit small craft breweries and distilleries hard
15.12.17 - Irish drinks manufacturers have heavily criticised the Minister for Health, Simon Harris and the Department of Health for failing to address its concerns about the advertising and labelling proposals in the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill, which returned to the Seanad today. A number of Senators said that it is important for the Minister to engage with stakeholders impacted by this legislation, including drinks businesses, to ensure that measures are workable and to understand the impact of the proposals on viable Irish businesses. Minister Harris has not meaningfully engaged with or even met drinks manufacturers about the legislation, according to Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland (ABFI).
In the discussion today, a number of Senators highlighted the fact that, on one hand the Government is suggesting that it is pro-enterprise and will support Ireland's important food and drinks sector and yet, on the other hand, is introducing legislation that is not proven to work and will severely undermine drinks businesses.
Minster Harris took a balanced approach to the issue of structural separation. ABFI is calling for the same balanced approach to be taken to the advertising and labelling proposals.
The Government is proposing to introduce health warnings on all alcohol products sold in the Republic of Ireland. This includes a cancer warning on alcohol products, which ABFI say would be devastating for drinks companies. In a recent report by economic consultants DKM on the socio-economic impact of the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill, it argues that specific Irish labelling would impose additional costs on producers.
This increased cost will be particularly harmful for small local producers and new entrants. The labelling requirements would act as a severe barrier to entry and such a measure would cause serious reputational damage to Ireland's premium drinks products.
In the same report, DKM argued that there is little evidence to prove the effectiveness of warnings on labels in changing behaviour.
ABFI says that applying cancer warning labels on Irish products gives a clear advantage to our competitors abroad, who are not required to carry such a label. Although the labels would be confined to bottles sold in Ireland, images of premium products produced in Ireland carrying a cancer warning could be circulated on the internet/social media. This would be very damaging for Irish businesses.
The Public Health (Alcohol) Bill will also make Ireland one of the most restrictive countries in the world for marketing alcohol products. All existing alcohol advertisements will be banned under the new legislation, which will see all forms of a storyline in ads prohibited. This will be extremely damaging for growth and innovation in the sector, as businesses, both large and small will be unable to market to consumers and bring new products to the market.
Patricia Callan, Director of Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland (ABFI) said:
"The drinks industry is a great Irish success story, with globally recognised quality brands, exports worth over €1 billion and strong prospects for the future. A few years ago, there was only 4 distilleries in Ireland and now there are 18. There will be around 100 craft breweries in the country by the end of this year.
"Yet the Government seems to be taking all of this for granted. Minister Harris and the Department of Health continues to ignore drinks businesses, as it pushes through legislation that will effectively stall and potentially reverse this growth, acting as a huge barrier to entry. This is at a time when the sector already faces major uncertainty, with Brexit negotiations ongoing.
"It should be noted that the drinks industry fully supports measures to target alcohol misuse and underage drinking, but it is critically important that measures are targeted and based on evidence. This is not the case at the moment."
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DAYTON — Brookville dropped out of the ACME sectional tournament to postpone Butler's first game from Friday evening to Saturday morning at Carroll High School.
That placed the Aviators as the visitors against the Carroll Patriots and the home team walked away with a 6-3 victory.
With the loss the Aviators dropped into the loser's bracket in the afternoon game of the double elimination tournament to face Northmont, a team Butler beat twice in three games during the regular season.
The Patriots took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the third inning. Jake Westgerdes got hit by a pitch delivered by Butler's Noah Dodd. Westgerdes stole second and advanced to third on a passed ball and then scored on a two out single by Drew Malesko.
Butler answered with a run in the top of the fourth inning. Byron Greaser hit a lead-off single, advanced to second on a wild pitch and advanced to third on dropped third strike with Brady Ward drawing the throw to first. Cameron Tuttle drew a two out walk and when Carroll pitcher Westgerdes tried to pick Tuttle off, the throw sailed into foul territory enabling Greaser to score.
The Aviators second run came about in almost identical fashion. Matthew Penewit drew a walk and advanced to third on another wild pickoff attempt. He scored when Ian Pugh grounded out to short to give Butler a 2-1 lead.
Carroll regained the lead for good with two runs in the fifth. Jeff Klepacz reached on an infield error, advanced to second on a passed ball and scored on a single by Martin O'Grady. Malesko singled to drive in O'Grady to put the Patriots up 3-2. Carroll added two more runs in the sixth with Jefferson Bishop reaching base on an error. Klepacz followed with a single and Travis O'Leary drew a walk to load the bases. O'Grady hit a ball to deep right field that got dropped allowing two runs to score. Applegate drew a bases loaded walk to boost the lead to 6-2.
Butler got one run back in the top of the seventh. Gage Harestad drew a walk followed by a walk by Matthew Penewit. Harestad scored on a 6-4 ground out but the Aviators came up three runs short.
"We just didn't make the routines plays that we needed today," said Butler Coach Spencer Sarsgard. "We hope to bounce back in the next game against Northmont. We are familiar with their team."
The Aviators have a team that consists mostly of incoming freshmen, but those players are showing a lot of potential.
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Ghanaian singer K F Sare is back to the music scene and this time, promises to stay relevant in the game
He is set to release a couple of collaborations beginning with "My Lady" which features the Uptown Energy boss Yaa Pono
While going away for a while, K F Sare says he was working behind the scenes to bring to us good songs, visuals and more of him, and currently, he feels he is ready for the task ahead
In an interview on GhJoy.Net with K F Sare inside our studio, the singer disclosed to have recorded series of songs with top Ghanaian musicians and the joint with Yaa Pono is just a snippet of the fun-packed activities he is fueled to bring to the world.
"My Lady" is a song that will revive your love mood. I love this song too much because the lyrics in it are so real, plus Yaa Pono did his thing with his lyrical delivery on the song which made it much more entertaining – K F Sare added
The song will be out in no time soon and we will surely make it available for you
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