which aired on Sundays, it was later replaced by The Beatbox, which was replaced in the mid-1990s by 2TV. Other programming included Fortycoats & Co., a Live Action series, Pat's Chat, an entertainment series with poet Pat Ingoldsby, Eureka, an Irish language quiz show for schools and MegaMix a live music series for up and coming Irish bands. 1990s Many of the changes made in the late 1980s continued into the mid-1990s, Ian Dempsey left the role of host of Dempsey's Den and he was replaced by Jo Maxi presenter Ray D'Arcy. Jo Maxi continue until the mid-1990s, it was dropped in favour of Echo Island a show aim at the pre-teen market. RTÉ One continued to be the home of Saturday morning children's TV, with Scratch Saturday which was eventually replaced by The Swamp in the mid-1990s. With this replacement all children's programming moved to RTÉ2/Network2. The Swamp was much more like The Den, providing introductions to TV shows, unlike its interactive predecessors. In early 1990 many pre-school programmes were added to morning TV on RTÉ ONE, before moving full to RTÉ2 in 1998, where Den2 began broadcasting from 09:00 until 17:30. Sunday morning video request show The Beat Box was replaced by 2TV in the mid-1990s. 2TV had various spin off programmes, including a short lived daily pre-recorded morning show. Ireland's Top 30 Hits also began broadcasting in the 1990s. FISH was a short lived Friday Night pop music programme, while T/X took over from The Swamp on Saturday Mornings bring back interviews, competitions and music to Saturday Mornings The Morbegs took over from Bosco in the mid-1990s. Live action series included the teen musical comedy Finbar's Class and the BBC co-production Custer's Last Stand-Up.Ray D'Arcy was quiz master on Blackboard Jungle, a secondary schools quiz show, until the end of the 1990s when it was replaced by Gridlock presented by Derek Mooney. Towards the end of the 1990s Echo Island was replaced by Stream. 2000s The two children's streams on RTÉ2 (The Den and Den Tots) where joined in 2001 by a similar series for the teen market called ID. Both The Den and Den Tots were made available as separate channels on digital cable, these were purely simulcasts of the RTÉ2 schedule. ID was renamed twice, it became TTV in the mid-2000s and by the end of the 2000s it was known as Two Tube. It