Popular RTE show disappears off air as replacement revealed in summer shake-up
A FAN favourite RTE show has disappeared off air and its replacement has now been confirmed.
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RTE is having a schedule shake-up
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Today has wrapped up for its annual summer break
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The popular chat show airs every Monday to Friday at 3.30pm to 5.40pm.
Daithi co-hosts with Sinead every Monday and Tuesday before he's joined by Maura on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
However, the series has wrapped up for its annual
The hit chat show was jam-packed this season with appearances from many
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Next Friday, in Today's usual slot,
Frankie Drake Mysteries is a drama series, set in stylish 1920s Toronto, that follows the female-only agency Drake Private Detectives, led by the eponymous Frankie Drake and her partner Trudy Clarke.
Incorporating a brand of justice that doesn't always follow the law, Frankie and Trudy investigate mysteries and crimes that either the police refuse to take on, or that their clients cannot take to the police at all.
Also in Today's slot, RTE will be showing an episode of Room to Improve at 4.40pm
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Today will be back on air in September for the new autumn RTE schedule.
A look at tonight's episode of Fair City
Maura and Daithi were
At the beginning of the show, Daithi remarked: "Our final show of season 13, can you believe it?"
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Daithi said: "I think this year and last year have gone so fast Maura. it might be also kind of..."
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Maura cut across him and said laughing: "It might be us ageing!"
Daithi replied: "Well... getting up the ranks - I was going to say, but yeah. We've had so much fun."
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Maura added: "We have actually, it's been brilliant."
At the end of the programme, the pair took a few moments to thank their listeners.
Daithi said: "Sin é."
Maura said: "That is it. Oh my God, yes. Season 13, of the show. No, we can't believe it. It's just unreal.
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"Listen, thanks to our guests. Thanks to all of you as well for watching. And thanks to our great Today show team behind the scenes who put us on air every single day."
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