Ciarán Cudahy

I hadn't thought of it that way.

You could imagine it in the background of, you know, A Man for All Seasons or something, as William Roper is marching through some palace that it would be played.

Dreadful.

So what do you make of the new music then?

If that's not invoking jam-making and onion-growing, what is it invoking?

All right.

Well, listen, Gary, thanks for the contribution as well.

Martin is on the line.

Martin, what do you think of the change?

Hello, Ciarán.

Oh, my God.

So the Sarah Binchy you mentioned for people who don't know is the producer.

Producer, yeah.

And the music was played at the end of the show last week.

Galliard Bataglia is the name of the music.

And I think I understand it's going to be played at the end of Sunday Miscellany going forward.

So you'll still hear it.

But I...

Are we placing too much emphasis on a bit of music that plays for a few seconds at the start of a show, Martin?

Everything else you loved about that show that Sarah Binchy puts together every weekend is still the same.