Dave Moore

When you think of iconic Irish moments, two tend to spring to mind. Italia 90 and Riverdance. From the moment the crowd cheers as Michael Flatley and Jean Butler finish their routine, it’s clear that history has been made. Now, the backstory of how Riverdance came to be has been documented in a brand new book. Producer Bill Whelan has released his memoir ‘The Road to Riverdance’ which takes us fro...

It's been two years since Ant & Dec brought us on a journey to Australia as we watch celebs eating bugs, grubs and everything in between. 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here' has travelled back around the world to the Aussie bush and we caught all the goss from the launch episode in Pamela's Telly.

Rory Hearne recently described the country as ‘broken’. The reason is sky-high homelessness, an entire generation unable to buy their own home and seemingly no end to the housing crisis that has blighted Ireland for decades. In his new book ‘Gaffs: Why No One Can Get A House…And What We Can Do About It’, Rory explains how the current situation has arisen, the impact it’s having on thousands of peo...

How many times have you been told that helping yourself to some cheese just before bed is a surefire way to have a nightmare. But is that actually true? Sleep Expert, Tom Coleman from tomcoleman.ie joined Dermot and Dave to set the record straight, and answer your questions. Tom has recently launched a '90 Days to Better Sleep' programme, for more email tomasjcoleman@gmail.com.

He can sing, he can dance...but can he act? Harry Styles has been lighting up the silver screen with roles in 'Don't Worry Darling' and is now coming to our telly with 'My Policeman'. We heard how you can watch Harry, and what the reviews say, in Pamela's Telly.

For many, it's a right of passage. Leaving Certificate, college course and into the world of work. But is it always the right answer? The Ul@Work Human Capital Initiative Conference On Transforming Higher Education is taking place and they're looking at how the world of college education could be set to change. One person who has embraced the notion of 'dual-track learning' is Hannah Wrixon from W...

She's the star of Netflix hits 'Enola Holmes' and 'Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown had a chat with Cathal from the Dermot and Dave show ahead of the release of Enola Holmes 2. The guys chat all things Enola Holmes, Stranger Things and that Kate Bush song! Cathal also caught up with the director, Harry Bradbeer. Enola Holmes 2 will be out on Netflix on Friday, 4th November.

It's one of the biggest films of the year, and could be one of the biggest in Irish cinema history but 'The Banshees of Inisherin' has created an unlikely star. Kate Knox and Laura Byrne from TheSweaterShop.com joined Dermot and Dave to explain how they've seen a massive spike in sales of knitwear since the films release.

You'd think you'd want to get in his head...but Dermot isn't so sure. We get an insight into his brains in Say Stuff That Suits The Music where he says things to pieces of music he's never heard before. The results are always interesting, and utterly gas.

We don’t think we’ve ever met someone who loves a tomato as much as Michael Kelly. The man behind GIY Ireland has documented what a year in the life of someone who grows their own is like-the good, the bad, and the tomatoes. Michael joined Dermot and Dave to chat about what we can all learn from ‘The GIY Diaries’.

These might make your laugh or cry.. or maybe both! It's the first Tuesday of the the month and Dave is here with another round of terrible bad jokes!

We set him the challenge. Twelve weeks of training, twelve weeks of graft and the small matter of a marathon at the end. The latest 'Challenge Cathal' was possibly the toughest yet, but how did he fare at the Dublin City Marathon? The (achey) Tipp fella caught up with Dermot and Dave to chat toilet breaks, medals and the strange song that got him through the wall.

Some of these tales are incredible! Brendan Tierney joined Dermot and Dave for What's The Story and he had some great stories from his experience as a driving instructor. Brendan is also organising the SO Funny 'Sligo Comedy Festival'. For more information on tickets and supporting the festival you can head to - sofunnysligo.com

They’re cute but they sure have teeth. Anyone who has had a puppy remembers (or has forgotten) the biting stage. After a listener got in touch about their mouthy five month old cockapoo, dog behaviouralist Suzi Walsh joined Dermot and Dave. Suzi explained why pups bite, what you can do about it and answered your questions. You can find out more about Suzi on her website dogbehaviour.ie.

Missed some of your favourite bits during the week? Want to catch up on the craic from Dermot and Dave? Well look no further than the Dermot and Dave Best Of podcast, your home for all of the messing with none of the music! Whether you’re on a drive, out on a walk, getting stuck into the gaff or garden or looking for a bit of distraction from work, the Dermot and Dave Best of podcast has just some...

We couldn’t come to Galway and not catch up with one of its most famous residents. Galwegian, TV star and all round legend Grainne Seoige dropped by our new home ‘The Kings Head’ to teach us some proper Gaeilge and revealed all about her brand new doc on the menopause.

It only comes but once a year but there’s so many amazing films and they’re all on the box this weekend! We heard all about where to watch everything from Scream to Halloween in Pamela’s Telly. Plus, we heard about a brilliant new film in cinemas this weekend and the Irish legend hopping on Graham Norton’s couch.

If you're a Garth Brooks fan, then you will enjoy BROS. Cathal from the Dermot and Dave show caught up with some of the stars of the new rom-com - 'BROS'. Cathal had a chat with Billy Eichner, Luke MacFarlane, Miss Lawrence and TS Madison. He also caught up with the director Nick Stoller and they all had the craic. BROS is out in cinemas nationwide.

The lads were live from the King's Head in Galway for the Galway Comedy Festival. They had the chats with comedians Deirdre O'Kane, Glenn Wool, Rory Stories and Bernard Casey. Click Play to catch all of the craic.

'We alll live in a yellow submarine, a yellow submarine' You know the words, but di you know that it could have sounded a whole lot different! In Dave's World, we hear how 'Yellow Submarine' might have sounded if John Lennon had gotten his way.

It's almost race day! 12 weeks ago, Dermot and Dave challenged Cathal to run the Irish Life Dublin Marathon. Well, D Day is just around the corner! So is Cathal ready? The lads also present him with his lovely yellow running top for the big day.

It’s been a permanent feature on Irish roads for decades and the first car of thousands of us. But now, it’s time to say farewell to the Ford Fiesta. It’s been announced that the company will cease production of the Fiesta after 46 years. Geraldine Herbert joined Dermot and Dave to look back on the beloved car.

It was recently announced that Ireland will send their first satellite to space and we might be looking across the Irish Sea for tips. Spaceport Cornwall will soon be launching the first UK satellite using a passenger jet. Melissa Thorpe and Ian Annett from Spaceport Cornwall joined Dermot and Dave to explain all.

You know the sound at the beginning of every Netflix show? For Dave's World, Dave explained how the Netflix sound came to being. This story is actually fascinating!

There's nothing more interesting than getting into someone's head, and even more so when that someone is our own Dermot Whelan. In Say Stuff That Suits The Music, Dave places pieces of music to Dermot that he's never heard before, and the results are quite something!