Taking Care Of Business with Ronan Berry
Sep 2, 2026 · 47 min · 15 segments
Can Ireland turn more home-grown businesses into global success stories? Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke joins Ronan to discuss what businesses need to scale and whether…
Ronan BerryHost
Peter BurkeGuest
Suzanne McEvoyGuest
Courtney CallaghanGuest
Alison O'KellyGuest
Will Faulkner
But I'm sure as we look around the Midlands on a Tuesday evening many of you might be looking out at lines full of washing.

Some of you probably have wheelie bins full of dirty clothes after what was probably a very, very mucky weekend at EP for yourselves or for your children.

But if you notice, there was so much trending over the weekend, I suppose, videos of artists performing, of the various shenanigans going on, of all the different events and activities that were taking place down there.

One thing that really struck me anyway, I just seem to be getting details of this on my feed all weekend on social media from EP, were details of the PQAL facilities.

And what are they, says you? Well, they are essentially a female urinal and they were trialled.

in EP this year for the first time they have been used before in places like Glastonbury I think last year and again they were designed to get optimum flow as in people through the facilities a bit quicker some people say it brings about a bit of equality irrespective of that whether you were there and you used them let me know if you did whether you would say I would run a mile for those or you think they are a great addition there is a reason that the PQALs, or the female urinals, were trending over the weekend.

And a lot of this is down to a leash lady called Alison O'Kelly who runs AOK Communications.

But I'm sure as we look around the Midlands on a Tuesday evening many of you might be looking out at lines full of washing.

Some of you probably have wheelie bins full of dirty clothes after what was probably a very, very mucky weekend at EP for yourselves or for your children.

But if you notice, there was so much trending over the weekend, I suppose, videos of artists performing, of the various shenanigans going on, of all the different events and activities that were taking place down there.

One thing that really struck me anyway, I just seem to be getting details of this on my feed all weekend on social media from EP, were details of the PQAL facilities.

And what are they, says you? Well, they are essentially a female urinal and they were trialled.

in EP this year for the first time they have been used before in places like Glastonbury I think last year and again they were designed to get optimum flow as in people through the facilities a bit quicker some people say it brings about a bit of equality irrespective of that whether you were there and you used them let me know if you did whether you would say I would run a mile for those or you think they are a great addition there is a reason that the PQALs, or the female urinals, were trending over the weekend.

And a lot of this is down to a leash lady called Alison O'Kelly who runs AOK Communications.
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