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Alice Marr has seen the good, the bad, and the ugly as part of the 'First Dates: Ireland' team. Over 9 series, she's seen love matches, flirtations and plenty of awkward moments. To celebrate the new series of the show, Alice caught up with Dave to chat about breaking the tension, how to ace that first date and why she really just wants to see everyone loved up. Catch First Dates: Ireland on RTÉ T...

Your favourite café or deli closing, putting the change down on the counter when you have your hand out, people who stop dead in the middle of the footpath. We all have something that drives us up the walls.

She's the co-writer and star of Gavin and Stacey, she's about to make a massive stage debut in Sister Act, but Ruth Jones is one of the very few people who made Steve Coogan break. Ruth revealed all in her chat with Dave Moore. Catch Ruth Jones in Sister Act at Dublin's Bord Gais Energy Theatre from February 13th 2024

It's one of Ireland's biggest brands, it's part of our vocabulary and it's dressed most of the country, and now, we'll get to find out all about Penneys. In 'As Seen On Your Screen', we heard about the brand new show telling the story of the clothes shop.

Muireann Bradley is only 17 years old, but she has a big career ahead. The Donegal native has just appeared on Jools Annual Hootenanny and she joined Dave to reveal some of the behind the scenes secrets.

It's a new year and there is also a new Music Master prize. Today it was the turn of Joanne in Clonmel and Gareth in Wicklow. But could either become the first Music Master of 2024?

In what is sure to be a Christmas Tale that will go down in history as the most award winning radio Christmas story of all time, Dave Moore is joined by a cast of famous faces and Today FM personalities to bring to life a magical story of one man on a mission this Christmas. Catch the full story and all of the craic by pressing the play button on this page. And Merry Christmas to all! The Cast Nar...

When you’re part of one of the biggest rock bands in the world, you know what it’s like to play for crowds across the globe. And, you’ll know the ones that stand out. Foo Fighters guitarist Chris Shiflett is a fan of the Irish crowds, and speaking to Dave Moore, he explained why he'll be starting his latest tour here. Chris and Dave also chatted all things Foos, his solo music and Chris shared why...

There was a distinctly festive theme in the final Music Master of 2023 and Liam Kane in Blanchardstown saw it out with a BANG. He set an all time point record when he took on an impressive Aoife in Clane. Could you do better?

There’s doing something incredible for charity, and then there’s breaking a world record for pushing a gym prowler around a gym for 24 hours. In ‘Match Of The Dave’, we heard about Danny Casey’s incredible feat!

There’s nothing better than treating yourself, but what about being surprised by €6000 and our Dave dressed as a Santa Claus while having a pedi? That’s what happened to our ’12 Daves of Christmas’ winner Michelle Kinsella! Hear how the big surprise went by clicking play!

We've all got friends in high places, or in karaoke bars! Ahead of the release of 'Next Goal Wins', Dave got up with director Taika Waititi and star Michael Fassbender to chat improv, the importance of laughter and how Alicia Vikander was a key part of getting Michael Fassbender the role (possibly in a Honolulu Karaoke Bar).

You need to hear some of these covers! Today, Eamonn Murphy in Sligo took on Leona Wilkins in Meath. Could one of them become a Music Master? Click Play to find out.

Dave has influenced the kids of this country. Enjoy this special batch of bad jokes. They are all from the children of Ireland!

He's a man of many talents with 11 books, countless TV series and hundred of thousands of social media followers, but Donal Skehan would still love a bash at the biggest show in the world. The Home Cook himself joined Dave to chat Christmas cooking, keeping chickens and his Eurovision dreams.

One song, millions upon millions. In Ask Dave, we learnt about the most profitable Christmas songs of all time. And in unrelated news, we're all quitting our jobs to write a Christmas banger.

When in doubt, throw names at the wall, and see what sticks. That was the tactic taken by our latest Music Master contestant, but did it pay off?

In the world of streaming and video on demand, you'd think there's no need to be checking the listings for Christmas telly. You'd be wrong. Dave O'Gorman in Tipp was in touch to share his excitement over this uniquely Irish Christmas tradition and he's not the only one who gets the highlighter out every year!

She's the superstar behind her own Skingredients brand and the reason half the country can pronounce salicylic acid, and Jennifer Rock is also one of the soundest people in Ireland. The Skin Nerd herself joined Dave to chat growing her business, her one tip for Christmas gifting and how she ended up getting engaged twice (to the same person!)

Everyone has the toy. The one that got away, that we played with every day until we didn't but when we went back to look for it, it had been donated, or worse, binned. After Brenda in Cork shared her heartwarming tale of giving her daughter her childhood barbies, we heard from listeners all over Ireland who didn't get to share in the same joy.

Have you heard Beyoncé's new song? - It's called 'All the Jingle ladies' Here are a batch of Dave's Bad Jokes - Christmas style!

Would you have known the artist from this lyric? Caoimhe in Waterford took on Geraldine in Limerick and one of them was crowned a Music Master in very impressive style.

She's a popstar, she's a shoe designer and now, she's a Panto Queen. Una Healy is a woman of many talents. Speaking to Dave, Una spoke about her childhood love of coffee, her desire to make the move into acting and why we won't be seeing a reunion from 'The Saturdays' any time soon.

No more home-made food either! Producer Maria joined Dave to chat through some of the things that Teachers are saying they'd rather not receive from their students this Christmas.

Wrapping is absolutely the worst part of Christmas. It's fiddly, it's annoying, there's tape everywhere and nothing makes sense. Until you hear this hack. In 'As Seen On Your Screen', our Maria shared her top tip for stress free wrapping.