Dave Moore

How often do you actually clock out when you’re meant to? Are you checking emails while watching the kids play football at the weekend, or while making your dinner?

Overtime has become the norm, and now, nearly half of us are working more than 40 hours in a week.

What does that mean for our actual lives? Niamh Brady from ‘ABetterWorkDay.com’ joined Dermot and Dave to explain

It's one of the biggest shows on Disney+, and the cast is FULL of Irish people.

'Andor' is streaming now and actors Denise Gough, Genevieve O’Reilly, Fiona Shaw and Stanley Townsend all appear.

Ahead of the run of his play 'Solar Bones', Stanley joined Dermot and Dave to spill some behind the scenes secrets, his hopes to become a figurine and what he's doing with the 'Big Red N'.

'Solar Bones' will be in Dublin's Abbey Theatre from the 20th-29th of October and Cork’s Everyman Theatre from the 2nd-4th of November.

TikTok trainspotting legend Francis Bourgeois is getting his own Channel 4 digital series!

Pamela Joyce joined Dermot and Dave for Pam's Telly and she has exciting news about social media sensation Francis Bourgeois and his latest venture!

Tracey Corbett Lynch has encountered a level of grief that for many of us might seem unimaginable.

While we may all be familiar with the tragic circumstances around the death of her sister in law, and then the murder of her brother, Tracey has also struggled with the loss of a twin, her own mother and several other close family members.

Now, she has taken what she has sadly had to learn, and written a book 'Loss and What It Taught Me About Living'.

In a Mind Yourself Now special, Tracey joined Dermot and Dave to share some of her own tips and experiences as well as explaining why the seven stages of grief are 'bullsh*t'.

It’s one of the best shows on the telly, and it’s rumoured to be coming to an end. The star of ‘Ultimate Hell Weel’, DS Ray Goggins confirmed to Dermot and Dave this morning that there are ‘no plans’ to make more episodes.

Ahead of the series finale, the ‘scariest man on Irish telly’ gave us some insight into what happens behind the scenes and if he goes easier on the celebs!

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 of our favourite moments from the week gone by!

After all the glitz and glamour of the annual radio awards, some of us (Dermot) were full of ‘egoitis’. He won Music and Entertainment Presenter of the Year and he was NOT going to let Dave forget it.

But there was some massive joy for our Dave, he finally got to chat to one of his musical heroes. The brilliant Charlie Puth stopped by for a chat, and even had the craic with Dave’s kids.

We heard about banana skin cleaning hacks, asked the question ‘how do you ask for money you’re owed?’ and speaking of money, we finally solved My PC is P giving Keith in Wexford €950.

And there’s the small matter of finally putting Dave on public transport.

Plus all your favourite bits from Say Stuff that Suits the Music to Dave’s Bad Jokes and a FASCINATING ‘What’s the Story’ from Manchán Magan.

Imagine being in the car with these two absolute legends? Now you can see what they actually get up to.

In Pamela’s Telly we heard about the brilliant new show coming to our screens, and all the best bits for the weekend.

Dermot and Dave gave one lucky listener the opportunity to run the Dublin City Marathon with Cathal and they won't even have to break a sweat.

Dermot and Dave recently set Cathal the challenge to run the Dublin City Marathon. Well, if that wasn't bad enough they're now creating a special top for him to run in and they gave one listener the chance to have their face feature on the jersey!

There’s nothing cosier on these winter evenings than settling on the couch and getting a chance to look into someone else’s house.

And there’s no better man to bring us along than the brilliant Dermot Bannon.

Ireland’s most famous architect is back on our screens with ‘Dermot Bannon’s Incredible Homes’ travelling around the world to find the most interesting, and unique homes in the world.

Dermot popped in for the chats with Dermot and Dave to reveal some secrets from filming the show and chat travel, house prices and how Room to Improve might look different this year.

As our population grows, and we welcome people from around the world, the GAA is one space which can really help with integration.

When Boidu Sayeh moved here at the age of 8, he only knew of soccer and was introduced to football by his cousins in Ireland. The result has been a long career including playing for his county of Westmeath. Now, he wants to share with others the benefits of getting involved in their community GAA clubs.

The Westmeath footballing star joined Dermot and Dave to chat about his love of the game, taking on the DS's in Ultimate Hell Week: The Professionals, and the incredible work he’s doing with Zambrero Ireland.

Boidu is taking part in their first ever meal packing event which is taking place on World Hunger Day (Sunday October 16th).

With the help of over 100 volunteers, Zambrero aims to pack 30,000 nutritious meals which will be donated to people in need in developing countries. To date, Zambrero has donated an incredible 61.5 million meals to people in need around the world.