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Travel expert Fionn Davenport is in studio with some advice on planning for what he describes as "the best holiday you as a couple can imagine, on the budget you have to spend"!

Mooney Tunes 8 takes place at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in Dublin on Sunday, March 24th. Ahead of the concert, we look back to one of the highlights of our most recent Mooney Tunes concerts, when Eimear Quinn performed 'In Paradisum'.

The eighth concert in our hugely successful series of concerts entitled MOONEY TUNES will take place at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre on the evening of Sunday, March 24th.

Tickets are currently on sale, and they are priced very reasonably, as always, between €14.50 and €39.50. They will be on sale through Ticketmaster, and there will be a booking fee added on.

HOWEVER, if you DON'T want to pay a booking fee, you can go down to the box office at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre this afternoon, and buy your tickets directly from there.

ALSO, if you are going in a group of six or more, you can avoid a booking fee by ringing the group bookings line at the theatre. That number is 01 677-7999.

Alternatively, if you don't live in Dublin, or if you can't get to the theatre, do get onto Ticketmaster as soon as possible to make sure you don't miss out. The number to dial is 0818 719 377, or click here for more details.

We anticipate a huge demand for these tickets, so we advise getting your tickets sooner rather than later. Previous Mooney Tunes concerts have usually sold out within a couple of days. For more information, visit http://www.bordgaisenergytheatre.ie/mooney-tunes-no-8.html.

Three players attempt to beat the clock, and each other, to win a two-night weekend break for two people sharing one room in the 4-star Cashel House in Connemara.

Situated in the heart of Connemara on the West coast of Ireland, Cashel House Hotel is set in 50 acres of award winning gardens containing flowering shrubs and woodland walks. The location is an ideal base from which to enjoy walking, beaches, sea and lake fishing, golf, horse riding, Kylemore Gardens and trips of Aran and Inish Boffin islands.

To find out more, and to book mid-week escapes & weekend breaks, log onto www.irelands-blue-book.ie/cashel-house.

Runners-up will get a copy of Ireland's Wildlife Year by Eric Dempsey, and EVERYONE who takes part in the quiz will get a Family Pass (for 2 adults & up to 4 children) to the Irish National Stud & Gardens, and a pair of admission tickets to the Curragh Races for the opening day of their 2013 season on Sun 24th March AND a special "PRIDE" Mooney Watch!

The Questions:

Player 1

1: What 'E' is the process by which a liquid is turned into a gas?

2: Which Greek God was famous for his pipe music?

3: The three main female characters in the TV show Friends were Rachel, Phoebe and ____ who?

4: What do the emu, the ostrich and the kiwi all have in common?

5: In the Bible, what was the name of the criminal who the crowd asked to be released instead of Jesus?

6: How many points are awarded for scoring a try in rugby union?

7: Tallinn is the capital of which European country?

8: The two main colours of the flag of Spain are red and ____?

11: What “P” were ancient Egyptian tombs?

Player 2

1: On which river is the city of Kilkenny built?

2: According to the song, how many men did the Grand Old Duke of York march up and down the hill?

3: Isabella of Castille and Ferdinand of Aragon united which European country upon their marriage?

4: In Greek mythology, which creature was half horse, half man?

5: What do fish breathe through?

6: ‘Riga’ is the capital of which European country?

7: In what year did Mary Robinson become President of Ireland?

8: What “M” is a black lace veil traditionally worn by Spanish women?

9: Who plays ‘Mr Bean’ on the TV and in the movies?

10: In what country would you find Casablanca?

Player 3

1: In what year did Pope John Paul the Second visit Ireland?

2: In which Irish county would you find the Blue Stack mountains?

3: This Greek Goddess of Victory shares her name with a famous brand of sportwear…

4: ‘Vilnius’ is the capital of which European country?

5: In Gaelic football and hurling, how many points is a goal worth?

6: Where is your Achilles tendon?

7: True or false: the sun is a star?

8: From which crop do we get flour?

9: What letter represents 50 in Roman numerals?

The Answers:

Player 1

1: What “E” is the process by which a liquid is turned into a gas? (evaporation)

2: Which Greek God was famous for his pipe music? (Pan)

3: The three main female characters in the TV show ‘Friends’ were Rachel, Phoebe and ______ who? (Monica)

4: What do the emu, the ostrich and the kiwi all have in common? (they can’t fly)

5: In the Bible, what was the name of the criminal who the crowd asked to be released instead of Jesus? (Barabas)

6: How many points are awarded for scoring a try in rugby union? (5)

7: ‘Tallinn’ is the capital of which European country? (Estonia)

8: The two main colours of the flag of Spain are red and ____? (yellow)

9: What “P” were ancient Egyptian tombs? (pyramids)

Player 2

1: On which river is the city of Kilkenny built? (Nore)

2: According to the song, how many men did the Grand Old Duke of York march up and down the hill? (10,000)

3: Isabella of Castille and Ferdinand of Aragon united which European country upon their marriage? (Spain)

4: In Greek mythology, which creature was half horse, half man? (Centaur)

5: What do fish breathe through? (Gills)

6: ‘Riga’ is the capital of which European country? (Latvia)

7: In what year did Mary Robinson become President of Ireland? (1990)

8: What “M” is a black lace veil traditionally worn by Spanish women? (Mantilla)

9: Who plays ‘Mr Bean’ on the TV and in the movies? (Rowan Atkinson)

10: In what country would you find Casablanca? (Morocco)

Player 3

1: In what year did Pope John Paul the Second visit Ireland? (1979)

2: In which Irish county would you find the Blue Stack mountains? (Donegal)

3: This Greek Goddess of Victory shares her name with a famous brand of sportwear… (Nike)

4: ‘Vilnius’ is the capital of which European country? (Lithuania)

5: In Gaelic football and hurling, how many points is a goal worth? (3)

6: Where is your Achilles tendon? (The Achilles tendon is what attaches your calf muscles to your heel. Take Calf or heel)

7: True or false: the sun is a star? (True)

8: From which crop do we get flour? (Wheat)

9: What letter represents 50 in Roman numerals? (L)