Ciarán Cudahy

Bernard, what did you notice when you were listening to the radio last Sunday?

I'm sure.

Listen, we actually dug through the archives, the recent archives, and we actually found you on Oliver Callan.

So for people who are wondering what Bernard is talking about, here's Bernard chatting to Oliver.

So that was you, Bernard, on Oliver, telling him, educating Oliver, catching him up on the longest running show with the longest... Not an easy thing to do.

No.

But what prompted you to bring it up?

Because you were taking part in the quiz.

Well, I was just, what prompted you when, for people who don't know, the What's Another Year quiz is questions about a particular year in history that Oliver will pose to you.

But what prompted you in the middle of the quiz to start talking to Oliver about Sunday Miscellany?

Well, listen, this is the music then that you were missing, that you were talking about on Oliver Callan's show that you didn't hear then the following Sunday.

Let's take a little listen.

So that is Samuel Scheidt's Galliard Bataglia.

That was the music.

What memories come to mind?

What comes to your mind now when you hear that music, Bernard?

Well, I don't think it was an error, and I suspect you're going to hear those horns at the end of Sunday Miscellany for the foreseeable.

I mean, they would always play out in some music, and I just suspect that music is going to be Samuel Stride's Galliard Bataglia.

So you'll hear it at the end.

It'll be at 10 o'clock on a Sunday morning instead of 9 o'clock.