Ciarán Cudahy

The other thing that strikes me as you're talking there as well is that there's younger generations coming in all the time.

And to them, you know, the old Sunday Miscellany music means nothing because they haven't heard it yet.

But, you know, if they grow up listening to the new music, then in 20, 30 years time, they like...

like Bernard and like David will be talking about the things they were doing on a Sunday morning with their parents in their house, feeding the dogs, going out to feed the cattle, whatever happened to be.

And it'll be the new music that those memories are attached to.

51551 if people want to get in touch by text or we're on WhatsApp as well those things change 087484888 Ursula is on the line Ursula what do you make of all of this new music?

Ah, Ursula, don't do that.

What about the argument that you need to freshen the sound?

You know, there's a fine line between...

familiarity and kind of stagnation or sounding stale and you don't want to wait until you're on the other side of the line before you do something about it?

Would you like to see them changed back or do you think if you listen to them for long enough, they might start to invoke some of the feelings that the old music used to invoke for you?

No?

What was your favorite RTE sig tune, as they're called, signature tune?

Oh, God, Ursula, we're disappointing you right across the board.

It's more than just the sick tunes.

Listen, you're not the only person getting in touch on this, Ursula.

Not the only person disappointed in the new tune.

Some people are defending them.

People like Keith, we heard from David Miller.

We have another David on the way and others waiting in the wings.