Dave Moore

If you haven’t heard of Road Bowls by now, you’re going to very very soon.

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The cast of A League of Their Own were in Dingle this week to film a special piece all about the ancient Irish sport.

 

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For parents, navigating the online world and their children can be tricky. They're usually a step ahead, and battling things that most parents have never encountered, but, it's also not going away and instead, we have to learn to live alongside it.

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Now, a brand new Irish TV show is hoping to explain to kids the tools they need to understand and tackle problems with the online world.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Andrew Kavanagh from Kavaleer who have created Alva's World, revealed where the inspiration for the show came from, and explained how animation goes from idea to on our screens.

You can catch the chat in full by clicking play above.

It’s Wednesday. You know what Wednesday means? It means it’s time to Say Stuff That Suits The Music!

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Dave plays the tracks and Dermot says whatever comes into his head.

This week we hear from a very intense knitting class, a gritty Dublin crime drama and a funky new bar called 'Club Zappone'

You can listen to the full sketch by clicking the play button.

Are you a dab hand at Scrabble? Or so you try and make up words with the hope they are an actual word?

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For Dave's World, Dave shared a mad take with Dermot and Maria about one particular scrabble competitor. I know it doesn't sound too exciting but it's actually quite interesting!

You can listen to the full chat by clicking Play above.

It's been a massive year for space travel. Firstly, we had not one, but TWO famous billionaires go to space and now, the first all-civilian crew of astronauts will blast off for a three day jaunt around Earth's orbit.

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Inspiration4 is the latest project being run and it's a collaboration between Space X and billionaire tech guru Jared Isaacman. The crew of four feature Jared, a doctor and two people who have won their seats on board through competitions and sweepstakes.

While the rocket will be completely autonomous, the journey isn't without it's own challenges and there are major risks involved.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, space journalist Leo Enright explained who the crew are, how they will have trained and what this could mean for space travel in general.

You can catch the chat by clicking play above.

It's been a long time since we all had a good laugh and Andrew Maxwell can't wait to bring the giggles to Galway this October.

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In his first visit home in almost a year, the London based comic stopped into Dermot and Dave on his way to 'Kilkenny with a sea view', or Galway to us.

Andrew is just one of around 80 comedians who will be performing at the Galway Comedy Festival this October Bank Holiday. He'll be joined by the likes of Nina Conti, Jason Byrne and Reginald D Hunter in 45 shows across seven days.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Andrew explained how happy he is to be back on stage, how the crowds have been so far, and how Kirk from Coronation St saved his life.

You can catch the chats by clicking play above

Without spoiling anything, a word of warning, this might not be one for Mayo fans!

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Needless to say there were a few in this week's Dave's World Bad Jokes.

You can catch the craic by clicking play above.

We're used to seeing Peter Stringer in full control on the field as one of Ireland (and Munster's) most well known rugby players, but on our screens at the moment, we're seeing him under a LOT more pressure.

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Peter is one of the celebs taking part in 'Special Forces: Ultimate Hell Week', and for charity is putting himself through the selection process for the Army Ranger Wing.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Peter revealed how intense taking part in the show was, how he fared as the 'Team Leader' and what happened with the rain jackets!

You can catch the chats by clicking play above.

Are you an iPhone user? Have you downloaded the new update that might protect you from having someone hack into your camera and microphone? If you haven’t already, then you might want to!

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A cyber surveillance company based in Israel have developed a tool to break into Apple iPhones with a never-before-seen technique and it has promoted Apple to take swift action.

Chris Koentopp from Cyber365 joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the security breach and why people should update their phones as soon as possible.

Click the Play button to hear the full chat.

''I've seen people put sliced onions on their feet before going to bed''

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Comedian, Bernard O'Shea joined Dermot and Dave to chat about some of the sleep hacks he's come across online including a strange idea where people clingfilm sliced onions on their feet to try help them sleep better.

You can listen to the full chat by clicking the Play button.