Dave Moore

I hope it works for you, it did'nt for Dave. Here is Tuesday's batch of Dave's Bad Jokes.

After Cathal discovered that Babybird's song 'Your Gorgeous' is not a U2 hit, we asked the question 'what did you recently learn' and it was educational, enlightening and gas.

Picture the scene, you're just home from school and you sit down in front of the telly looking for something to watch. How about endless music channels? Hours of tunes just there without the need for the internet. Now, this is no more. In 'As Seen On Your Screen', we heard about the end of the music channel.

His version does sound pretty good! Gavin James joined Dave to chat all things gigs, new music and covering Dolly Parton's 'Jolene'

Do you remember the music that's made headlines? You'll need it for Music Master!

Now this is what you call a challenge. Niall 'Bressie' Breslin joined Dave for this week's Match of the Dave.

Best friends both on and off screen! Actor, Chris Walley joined Dave to chat about his role in 'The Sugar Wife' which is currently running in The Abbey Theatre.

Think you know Taylor? Today it was the turn of Sinead in Galway and Niamh in Louth, but who was the bigger swiftie?

Now that was a first! Today it was the turn of Lyndsey in Kerry but from South Africa and Martin in Galway (and we are pretty sure he's from Galway too)

This show sounds incredible! Rapman, the star of Netflix's new series ''Supacell' joined Dave for a chat.

It's as bad as bad can be. Thursday's batch of Dave's Bad Jokes are here for your ears.

These Swiftie's certainly are impressive! Dave was joined by both Sophie Butcher, Volcanologist at the British Geological Survey and Eleanor Dunn from the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies to chat about the seismic activity generated by Swiftie's at these concerts.

This man has worked with the likes of Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber. ''How do Pop songs get written?''- was the question posed to Dave for 'Ask Dave', so he brought in the help of legendary songwriter Rob Wells.

He's recently found out he has Irish heritage so of course, we had to chat to the one and only Kevin Bacon about his honorary Irish name. Dave caught up with the award-winning actor about his new role in Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (out July 3rd on Netflix), music and his new name!

''I'd rather have a piece of toast'' Today it was the turn of Bryan in Wicklow and Gearoid in Cork.

What would you say to Taylor if you met her? Dave was joined by Hazel Keegan who shared her chance encounter with Taylor Swift!

Stephanie Rainey has gone massively viral on TikTok with her incredible song 'Please Don't Go', and now, she's taking on the world in an even bigger way. The Cork singer joined Dave to chat about her debut on 'America's Got Talent'.

Dave loves to harmonise. It's a fact we cannot avoid, it's something we all live with. Even the toilet in TodayFM towers. Yes. Really.

Hints of new albums, names of friends and lots of the number 13-Taylor Swift loves nothing more than an Easter Egg and Maria has the rundown to get you 'Taylor Swift Ready'

Can you name the Artist and Song from the first few seconds? Today it was the turn of John Kane and Danielle O'Sullivan.

''Everybody's talking to me about athletics'' Former Olympian, David Gillick joined Dave for a chat. The lads discuss Park Run's, Sun Safety and Irish Athletics.

Binged Bridgerton and looking to enjoy the soundtrack in real life? Look no further! The Glas Quartet have something very special planned for fans of the Netflix show and Annemarie McGahon joined Dave to explain all.

You may laugh, you may cry. Here is Tuesday's serving of Dave's Bad Jokes

It's been her life's mission and now, it's all happening for Dr Norah Patten. She's just been confirmed as the first Irish person who will go to space and we caught up with Norah to find out how she's feeling, and if you wash your legs in space.

Australia held a world-first international academic symposium on the impact of Taylor Swift titled 'Swiftposium' Dave had a chat with Dr Jennifer Beckett, Senior Lecturer in Media and Communications at the University of Melbourne and Co-Organiser of the Swiftposium to tell him what they found out.