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Thursday evening’s tourism programme ‘Failte’ with Carmel Murray. Sponsored by The Country Shop, Letterfrack. Broadcast Thursday the 29th Of August 2024 https://www.connemarafm.com/audio-page/

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The transcription is about the cancellation of the Connemara Pony Show and its impact on tourism in the area. The host, Carmel Marie, interviews John Sweeney, the president of Connemara Chamber, about the cancellation and the reasons behind it. They discuss the disappointment and cancellations caused by the decision, as well as the speculation and misinformation surrounding the event. The chamber has requested a meeting with the society to discuss the situation further. They also mention the decision to relocate the show to a different venue in September and the concerns about it not being the same as the original location. This program is kindly sponsored by Letterfract Country Shop, 095-418-50. Hello everyone and welcome to this week's Letterfract Country Shop. I'd like to talk to you today about everything that's going on in the school. In the morning, in the evening and in the afternoon. I'm Carmel Marie and Linda is on the desk with me today. And we're meeting as usual on 87.8 is Kids 6.1 FM. And on the internet, we're on www.conamarafm.com. And on the telephone, it's either 416.6. If you'd like to speak with us at any time during the day or during the week, you'll be able to contact us directly. Good evening listeners and you're very welcome to another edition of Fáilte the Tourism Program. A program that's designed to bring you news and items of interest to people involved in the tourism trade. Carmel Marie is my name as always and Linda is on the desk with me today. And we're broadcasting on 87.8 and 106.1 FM. And on the internet, we're on www.conamarafm.com. Now, the week has been, I suppose, an interesting week in that we had the cancellation of the Conamara Pony Show last week. An awful lot of talk about it everywhere. Lots of disappointed people, presenters, competitors, entrants and everything. Great reasons for doing that. And we will talk to John Sweeney, who's the President of Chamber, in a minute. He'll tell us, explain a lot of the reasoning behind it and why it happened. But there are lots of things. There are lots of good things. We're all hampering about the show being cancelled. But people don't all come to Clifton to see a pony show. There are so many happy campers around. And when I say campers with a pun on campers, there's an awful lot of camper vans and all of that around the whole area. And they're really enjoying it. We complain 24-7 about the rain, the rain, the rain. But as somebody said to me last night when I was complaining about it, they said, would you rather be stuck inside with 40 degrees heat and not able to open your door or be able to put on your coat and cap and go out in a nice warm shower? So it kind of puts it into perspective, really, you know. We complain about the rain, but we could be a lot worse. There was a lovely article in the Carnock Tribune last week by Paul O'Connella, and it's all about Connemara. And I think he described it. I'm hoping to get to talk to him next week. Again, he's a great contributor to this programme here. But he explains, you know, the difference, the beauties and all of Connemara and that. And the one thing we're always trying to find out, what could it be called? And he said, it's not a county, it's not a town, it's not anything. But we call it a region, a beautiful region. So that's our take on it. Now, we had great feedback from the Heritage Programme last week. And thank you so much indeed to all the people who thanked us and thanked Marcin and Colin Wallace for their contributions. It was very interesting. And within, as you know, we had intended to have another guest who weren't available. And maybe in a couple of weeks time again, we will do another bit of our heritage, who we are, what we are and what we should be protecting all our life. Now, my guests today are, I think they're three very interesting guests, always prove to be interesting. And the first one is Mr. John Sweeney. And John is the president of Connemara Chamber. Then I have Mick Crehan. And Mick Crehan will tell us all about the Desi O'Holland Music Festival in Innsbruck for next weekend. And then last but not least, I'm going to be talking to Martin Gibbons, who has celebrated 50 years working at Ashford Castle. And I can't wait to get his take on tourism then, tourism today and how it has evolved. So they're my guests for today. Now, joining me on the line is Mr. John Sweeney. As always, I'm looking for news, John, you know me, looking for what's happening, what isn't happening and all the rest of it. But you're very welcome to the tourism programme. Now, John, I'm sure you would have had, you know, in your hotel and all your dealings with Chamber, you would have had dissatisfied guests because of the cancellation of the Connemara Pony Show. We'll just do a couple of questions on that first. How did it affect you and your hotel and your guests? Well, there were quite a few cancellations on the, especially for the purging item, for the Wednesday and the purging item. Yeah. Friday, we kind of, it was quite bad because we were moving into the sales and the sales were different and clientele. Right. So there were quite a few cancellations over those couple of nights, both for the hotel and the apartment. Yeah. And, you know, as you know, John, it's impossible to fail at last minute, especially because people think in August, unless you're pre-booked, there's no point in trying to come to Clifton. That's where these things happen and go with the flow. Yeah, that's it. What was so different this year to previous years, John? I mean, we've always had rain. We've had, I don't remember many show days without a bit of rain. Why was it cancelled because of the weather this year? Or was it the weather? Well, on the Monday evening, society put out a message on social media saying that there are cancelling events on the Thursday and Friday, which is the riding and the show jumping because of the weather warning. Yeah. So that got everybody a little bit quite surprised. Of course, you know, that's fine, decent capital, the weather. You know, there was a bad weather forecast, but I'm not sure, you know, was there a number or a red alert. I didn't see any of that. No, it was only yellow. It was only yellow on Monday night when they put out that notice because we particularly remarked why it was yellow. And it didn't actually, the awful storm and rain didn't materialise or didn't. Thankfully. Yeah. I know. I suppose, you know, fair enough to them, they've got to make a call. They've got, you know, the safety and the health safety of the riders and the health safety of the police and all that sort of stuff. You know, if you're in a position like that, you make a call. I'm sure they made it in the best interest of all concerned. And I'm sure it wasn't a decision that was taken lightly. I know. But it led to a lot of angst amongst, you know, people who were travelling, people who were attending the show, people especially to compete. And then, you know, of course, the spectators and then, you know, generally everybody involved in the show. And amongst the traders, the business of the town who, you know, would have been expecting, you know, a very busy three or four days throughout that time. I know. Yeah. Absolutely. And as well as that, like from a tourist point of view, it's a time when families come and, you know, they're the real spenders, aren't they? When you have a group of, you know, kids or whatever. Just add that in. You know, the whole thing went live on social media and all kinds of narratives and all kinds of speculation and all kinds of commentary. Yeah. And a lot of it incorrect. A lot of it misguided thought. I'm not on social media myself, but I saw some of the postings. I know. So the chamber decided, the best we could do here, we met Terence and David and myself. We met on the Wednesday morning and thought that we agreed that we would write to the society in a formal letter and say, look, you know, this is our concern. And try and take the heat out of the social media and the misinformation and the inaccurate comments. We wrote to them. We posted that letter on our own social media. I know, I saw it, yeah. So it goes back to earlier in the year, I suppose, the biggest. A lot of confusion and uncertainty. Is the show on? Is it off? It's on again. It's off again. So that was the start of it at the very beginning of the year. You know, in spring, is there a show? And all kinds of speculation that we don't show this year. So that didn't help. And then the cancellation. OK. And the weather was bad. And they said, I'll see you off. And they made that call on health and safety. And you cannot dispute that. And the biggest angst after that was they decided to defer these classes and events to late September and to have it in a venue outside of Clifton. Why relocate? Why relocate to Latham Road? That's the question everybody's asking. We did ask them. Yeah. So the chamber has requested a meeting with the society. Yeah. And we're hoping to have that. And I think that could be an opportunity to put everything out in the open and to have a full-blown discussion on it. So the view was that, well, we know what the weather will be like in September, and it might be more of the same. And by relocating it to Latham Road, they have the choice of an indoor or an outdoor arena as well as on sand, and the weather wouldn't make a big difference. I know. But it won't be the same, John. Of course. I agree. I agree. As you know, I don't have horses. I'm not involved. But I know some of my family were involved. And it's not the same. Everybody loves the Clifton, and especially the jumping the last two days. You know, we're searching. But, of course, if it's a health and safety risk, that has to take priority, doesn't it? OK. That's a really strong statement, which you say that they have no intention of ever relocating the whole show from Clifton. How binding would that be on the CPBS, I wonder? This is the issue now. An article in the Conrad Tribune on the 9th of August, where there was a comment at the bottom of that article. Somebody said that the people in Clifton were giving out about the show and going on too long and causing traffic and all these kind of stuff. And it needs to be written again. That is not – that's overwhelmingly – that is not the view of the Chamber or the businesses or anybody locally. So that's probably a one-off comment. I'd be glad to get the bottom of that. Right. Yeah. To bring a bit of balance to it, Carol. Yeah. The society, not without justification, you know, they do say that they get very little help from the business in the town or from the townspeople. And as you go through this year's catalogue for the programme for the show, there are very few local businesses sponsoring any of the castles. Oh, I see. So you have to bring a bit of balance to it. So, you know, they have some justification in saying what they're saying. So what the Chamber is trying to do here is collaborate in a much more constructive fashion. So that's, you know, the town and the townspeople and the business of the town. They'll take a more proactive role and assist, you know, financially or in terms – and to give the society their due. They did ask the Chamber earlier in the year for assistance, right, from what little financial assistance they could. But the Chamber doesn't have a lot of money. But, you know, I suppose it's a manpower and it's not all financial. It's a manpower and people will get involved in committees and show committees and all the other elements. Running a show, a three-day or a four-day show and all these bits is a mammoth task. And there's a lot of moving parts. So the society, you know, they're perfectly justified in souls for commentary. I think equally so the Chamber and the business in the town and locally are equally justified. And I think it would be great if we got a real open – an open dialogue and an open meeting and thrashed out all the issues there. Exactly. Well, you know, as you said, I'm just saying, listen, not many of them supported it financially or whatever, sponsored a prize and that. It might be a wake-up call for a lot of the people. You know, we do tend to take things for granted and say, ah, you know, somebody else will do it. But it might be a wake-up call for a lot of people, more people, to get involved and realise that the effort has to go into keeping it. You're absolutely right, Canada. It might just be. And, you know, I suppose after something running for a hundred years, maybe we do take things for granted. We do. Maybe we shouldn't. Of course. You know, the society, there are issues within the – politically within the society itself that are kind of, you know, well-versed and they're out there. True. The chamber doesn't intend to involve itself in the politics of the society. That's a matter for itself. Yeah. But, you know, we want to meet them. What can we do to assist? What can we do to ensure that this doesn't happen again? There are issues around the sand arena down there. Right. You know, so there are different views on that. I'm not going to – I know. I'm not asking you either, John, because I know it's kind of a thorny issue, I think, what happened or whatever. But, just a bit on chamber. I know you don't have a lot of time and thank you for taking the time to talk to us. A bit of update on chamber itself, John. You know, what's your year going to be like for the winter when you do all the work? Well, sure. The chamber is an ongoing. It's always – well, there's a number of things ongoing. Yeah. We've got very involved now in trying to get this draw on the way that this – to win the House campaign. So, that's a key thing. So, we've identified a property that happens over super value. Oh, yeah. So, we've got a team on board. So, we hope to get that underway. We'll be, you know, going to Corsica to renew our license. Hopefully, we'll get that underway early next year. And that will put funds into the chamber. The chamber doesn't have any money. Very hard to get. I know. It's hard to get membership in this. But, no, as far as – we've had more members now than we've ever had. Oh, brilliant. Good. In excess of 105 members now. That's fantastic. That's really positive. Well, that's since it's broadened. You've broadened it to Connemara, though. Connemara Chamber. It is. It is. But, you know, even in the last week since, you know, I think some of the business thought that we were making an effort in engaging with them. Yeah. We picked up 5 or 6 new members in the last week. Oh, that's brilliant. Maybe now people see that we're proactive and that we, you know, we are trying to do things. Yeah. Right. True. Great. When is your AGM? Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, it'll be wide, yes. It's a key project that we're hoping to get underway. Yeah. We're continuing with, you know, the survey that the Chair will conduct today, the online survey on planning and housing. I know. So, we've proposed to take that on to the next step. And you were looking for – I've got a topic here. Yeah. You were looking for a worker there or an assistant worker or whatever. Have you succeeded? Corrid Joyce, who has returned. Yeah. He was walking away for a long time. He's back now. He lives in a house locally. Yeah. He has a master's in tourism. He is assisting us now for about 10 hours a week. He's a local. He's the son of Stephen and Francis, isn't that right, Joyce? Correct. Yeah. Correct. So, he knows. He knows your score locally. He does. Yeah. And he's very good. He's got a master's in tourism. Yeah. And it's great to see people returning to the system. Isn't it? Yeah. But down the road here, this is exactly what we're about. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 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