Dave Moore

If you think that by scoring triple points on a high score in Music Master is enough to see you through to the final round, think again.

Aoife in Kilkenny had an incredible first round but was pipped to the post by Sligo drummer Gerry.

But how would you have fared?

If we heard it, you have to too.

Bad Jokes were back and there was one humdinger in there!

If you've ever watched Survivor, you'll know all about Robinson. The Swedish show was the inspiration behind that whole genre of reality telly.

And now, there's an Irishman vying to take home the title.

Mark Bannon joined Dave to chat about leaving the army to move to Sweden, how he's been getting on in Robinson and even shared some Swedish phrases.

Do you dabble in a bit of guitar? Chances are you'll have nailed some of the question's on this round of Music Master.

But could you get the crooner for the final round?

''Football management isn't a perfect science''

Irish footballing legend Andy Townsend joined Dave to chat about his partnership with Three Ireland and Aware for the #TalkMoreThanFootball campaign.

Andy wants to encourage fans to open up about something more important and reach out and speak to someone about more than just football.

''I do a lot of cursing under my breath''

Comedian, Kevin McGahern joined Dave to chat about his comedy tour titled 'Shy Talker'

Straws are already having a tricky time as they make the move to paper but it turns out a simple question could ruin them for all of us.

Our heads are hurting after this 'Ask Dave'.

Is there an artist you would travel the world for? Say 23 times in a summer?

Dylan Rogers is doing just that. He's travelling to a minimum of 23 of Taylor Swift's gigs around Europe over the coming months.

And he's not the only superfan in the country.

Dave heard from some of Ireland's biggest super fans.

You'll either know the answer to this one or you won't!

Melissa and Karen went head to head in a battle to be crowned Music Master, with one of our most definite final round answers yet.

How well would you do?

Today it was the turn of Shirley Gorman in Sligo and Aisling McKiernan in Roscommon.