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7.00 Marty in the Morning 10.00 Niall Carroll’s Classical
Daytime
1.00 The Full Score with Liz
Nolan
4.00 Lorcan Murray’s Classic
Drive
7.00 Culture File Weekly Join presenter Luke Clancy for a compilation of highlights and extras from his weekday reports on Lorcan Murray’s Classic Drive, a journey into creativity in the contemporary world. 7.30 The Lyric Concert with Paul Herriott The host introduces recitals by Tara Erraught and Barry Douglas, as part of the recent National Concert Hall Livestream Series. 9.30 Vespertine with Ellen Cranitch Let the presenter be your guide on a night-time voyage, crossing time and space to share a selection of classical, jazz, roots and contemporary music. 1.00 Lyric Through the Night 6.00 Nuacht a Sé
6.30 Fógraí an Lae
7.00 Cuireadh Chun Ceoil 9.00 Rí-Rá ar RnaG Ceol agus amhráin ó na cairteanna, ar Rí-Rá ar RnaG, ag cur tús bríomhar le craoladh Anocht FM i rith na seachtaine. Láithreoir: Niamh Ní Chróinín. 10.00 An Taobh Tuathail
12.00 Scoth na hAoine 7.00 The Ian Dempsey
Breakfast Show 9.00 Dermot and Dave 12.00 Mairead Ronan 2.00 Fergal D’Arcy 4.30 The Last Word with
Matt Cooper
7.00 Block Rockin Beats
with Dec Pierce 10.00 Friday Night Anthems 12.00 Overnight Music 6.00 Andrea Gilligan 6.30 Vincent Wall
7.00 Newstalk Breakfast with Shane Coleman and Kieran Cuddihy
9.00 The Pat Kenny Show 12.00 Lunchtime Live with
Ciara Kelly
2.00 Moncrieff with Sean
Moncrieff
4.00 The Hard Shoulder
with Ivan Yates
7.00 Off the Ball
10.00 Splanc
12.00 The Best of Newstalk
8/25A Could be a former teacher that’s an expert in his field... (4,6) ...while former schoolmates split as tailless pups go astray. (4,6) 10 Definitely not on the defence, this one, who’s still guilty of foul play. (8)
11 Joyce’s only play that plays on
wordsmiths banished. (6)
12 Such is the fear that is foreign
among gangsters. (5)
13/27D It’s courtesy of what might
tickle your fancy on track. (4,4) 15 See 20A
18 Even for the little man you might not know from Adam, isn’t it there for the taking? (37,5)
20/15A Dental examination over
the phone perhaps? (4,4)
21 See 7D
22/29A Despite them, Ernie Wise always got to Morecambe on time! (5,4)
25 See 8A
27 See 4D
28 Valentino or Marilyn for the preferred old pin-up... or, rather both in turn? (10)
29 See 22A 9 1 ...oh, back in 1,800 ticks! (4,2,4)
2 After 3,000 years, can the city now be as
then reconstructed? (6)
3 Their growth is down to Murphy’s law... and the Society for the Prevention of an Unwholesome Diet! (5)
4/27A Simple to say it’s foolproof to any
consumer. (4-8)
5 Hang on a good while to get that
additional part. (9)
6 In just a second, at least, this one should
cover the whole nine yards! (8)
7/21A Sinatra had them and Elton sang
about them. (4,4)
14 Go on, address an evergreen to say
what you think! (5)
16 Wasn’t this the proper clobber, in the old
days, for an Irishman’s club? (10)
17 In keeping with the 23rd guidance, RTE get in a flurry: DO NOT STAY AT HOME! (9)
19 Cases will always be made for gun
toters. (8)
23 So we do as some becoming less
socially distant. (6)
24 Could cost an arm or a leg with nothing
in the end to get stuck in here! (5)
26 So be it, then, on a wing and a prayer.
(4)
27 See 13A