Dave Moore

Looking for a way to get to know your neighbours without going down the 'bowl of sugar' route? Street Feast is the craic, and it's bigger than ever. Mary Fleming from Street Feast joined us to tell us about the event, which is taking place on the 25th and 26th of May, and explained how you can get involved.

It's a time capsule of a time in Ireland's culture, and it's back for another run. 'Dublin Oldschool' follows two brothers who are on different paths who reconnect and discover they're more alike than they realised. Emmet Kirwan is the man behind the show and he joined Dave to chat about the play, how his life has changed in the 10 years since the show was first released and the new skill he's try...

There is a few crackers in here! Here is Thursday's edition of Dave's Bad Jokes.

They aren't easy to be fair. Today it was the turn of Zara in Limerick and Sharon in Longford.

Are flamingos something we think about a lot? Probably not. But did you ever why they sleep on one leg when two seems so much easier? Or even why they're pink? Wonder no more! Ask Dave has us covered!

John is famous for his Garda impression. Comedian John Colleary joined Dave to chat about his current Irish tour. Chances are, he is coming to a town near you. Image: Irish Pictorial Weekly | RTÉ One - YouTube

Did you spend your teen years pouring over Smash Hits? Now is your time to shine! How would you fare in the Smash Hits category of Music Master?

Billie Murray in Gorey is only too delighted to see Ireland celebrating 'National Tree Week', but are there weeks that we should be celebrating? From milk to thrash metal, heatwaves to lockdowns, we heard about the National Week Ireland needs.

Enjoy another batch of Dave's Bad Jokes.

Are you a speedy as these songs? Today it was the turn of Robert Curley in Bettystown and Eamonn Condell in Laois.

There was even 'Pup-corn' for the doggies! Nikki O'Carroll from Dublin joined joined Dave to chat about the cinema day she organised for over 30 dogs and their owners in the Dot Theatre in Dublin. Image: @thedailycavalier - Instagram

He was an iconic resident of the most famous square in London, but could Beppe DiMarco be pulling up a stool at The Queen Vic again? Michael Grecco is coming to Dublin as one of the stars of Twelve Angry Men in the Bord Gais Energy Theatre from 16th-20th April and he joined Dave to chat Eastenders, playing poker in Dublin and how his love for a very popular word game.

It didn't stop her getting in a cameo though! Baz Ashmawy joined Dave for a chat ahead of his sitcom debut - ‘Faithless’.

It's trickier than you'd think! In Music Master, our 'low and slow' bonus round proved to be a bit of a banana skin for our contestants!

If you know, you know. 'Married At First Sight: Australia' or MAFS to fans, is probably the most addictive show that you can watch on the small screen and it is back. We heard all about what to expect in 'As Seen On Your Screen' with our Maria.

We're getting into the nitty gritty of Dancing With The Stars as the dreaded dance off begins and we come closer to seeing who will lift the Glitter Ball trophy. With only a handful of dancers left, head judge Loraine Barry herself has no idea who might be victorious. Loraine spoke to Dave about growing up in Cabra, dancing at Checkpoint Charlie and the week that could change everything.

We all have small, little, dull things that bring us huge amounts of joy, and there's no shame in that. After discovering that Dave gets joy from counting every step he takes, we heard about the small things that bring a smile to our faces.

This won't be easy. For Match of the Dave, Dave met some sporting heroes including Cork snooker player Aaron Hill.

You could be a 'Hero' - there's a hint! Today it was the turn of Eimear in Skerries and Stefan in Louth.

Did you spend your teen years watching MTV or any of the music channels? You'd be in with a chance of acing this Music Master round! But will we have a winner?

Cow jokes, bad advice for grooms and a real groaner-it's Dave's Bad Jokes!

Everyone loved Uncle Colm! Comedian and Actor Kevin McAleer joined Dave for a chat ahead of his farewell show in Vicar St in April.

The Body Shop has announced that they'll be closing in Ireland after 43 years and for many of us, it's a sad ending to a lot of childhood memories. Our Eimear used to get the fruity soaps and little oil balls for the bath as a 'little treat' when she was a kid and we heard from people all around the country who remembered their childhood treats!

Dave caused consternation when he rocked into the office wearing shorts in late February. He maintains he just runs warm which begs the question-are you a 'hot' or a 'cold'?

The show was a huge hit in the noughties. Comedian and Actor, Pat Shortt joined Dave to chat about touring with his daughter Faye, Killinaskully and riding motorbikes. Check out patshortt.co m to find tickets for - “Knuckle Down”