Dave Moore

''Anyone can play tennis.. it's a very socially distant sport '

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In the hot seat for Ask Me Anything this week it's the turn of Tennis Pro Conor Twomey. Conor who is head coach at the Bishopstown Lawn Tennis Club serves up some great answers to the listeners questions.

He also tells a brilliant tale of having lunch on a private jet with Sir Alex Ferguson and the King of Spain.

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

 

 

For many couples in Ireland, and around the world, the past year or two has put an incredible strain on relationships. While most will be able to work through their issues and come through the other side, for some, separation and divorce may be the only viable option.

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It's recently been reported there's been a massive increase in people seeking legal advice in relation to both separation and divorce, but navigating the ending of a marriage can be stressful, lonely and scary.

Melanie Murphy is Ireland's first divorce coach. Having trained as a life coach, and having her own experience of divorce, Melanie aims to help others navigate the process from making the decision to dealing with the courts and even telling the children.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Melanie shared some of her tips including how to approach the subject with your partner.

For more information on Melanie, check her website.

You can catch Melanie's chat by clicking play above.

It was a moment he's been waiting a long time for, and not even a washed tissue in his trouser pocket was going to stop our Dermot from having the time of his life.

After not being able to golf throughout lockdown, Dermot's been practicing hard for the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Pro-Am but there was one thing he forgot to check.

Dermot explained what happened when he checked the pockets of his golf trousers just before teeing off and we've all been that solider.

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Releasing a new album in the middle of a pandemic, with a name like The Coronas can't have been easy. But that didn't stop Danny, Conor and Graham hitting number one with their 2020 release 'True Love Waits'. 

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Now, the lads are planning to finally get back on the road, and they might have some new songs to bring with them.

The Coronas front man and golf-fanatic Danny O'Reilly joined Dermot and Dave live from Mount Juliet where the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open is being held and he chatted Golf and Music.

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

The Dubai Duty Free Irish Open is in full swing with Kilkenny's Mount Juliet finally getting it's chance to shine.

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It's been a long time coming, the estate was due to host the event in 2020 but restrictions saw it moved and the Open hosted behind closed doors.

A year later than planned, crowds will, safely, attend the event and watch some of Ireland's biggest stars teeing off.

But could there be an Irish winner?

European Tour director Simon Alliss certainly thinks something magical could happen. He spoke to Dermot and Dave live from the course and explained the work that's gone into making the event happen as well as giving his predictions for the weekend.

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He's one of the world's top impersonators having worked with the likes of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, he's got his own show on GolfPass and he's even managed to crack a smile out of 'The Special One'.

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Conor Moore aka Conor Sketches recently sat down with Jose Mourinho and did Jose to...Jose!

After his appearance at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Pro-Am, Conor (and some famous friends) popped by for the chats with Dermot and Dave where he revealed what Jose thought of his impression, how he's trying to improve on his golf game and the incredible memory trick he uses!

You can catch the chat by clicking play!

Who hasn't tried to replicate the iconic deep vocal from 'End of the Road' by Boys II Men?

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Michael McCary has a voice so deep that it's practically underground!

But, is there someone in the world who has a deeper voice than that?

In Dave's World, we got to hear from Tim Storms, the man who holds the record for the world's deepest voice.

We're certainly impressed!

You can catch Dave's World in full by clicking play

It's been confirmed that 8000 spectators will be allowed to attend the provincial senior hurling semi-finals at Croke Park when Dublin will face Galway and Kilkenny will tackle Wexford.

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Needless to say, tickets will be like gold-dust and even two Kilkenny hurling legends can't guarantee that they'll be able to nab tickets for the big day.

D.J Carey and Henry Shefflin joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the current state of play for the county's hurling teams, how they'll be begging for Croker tickets and if either of them would consider taking over from Brian Cody in the future.

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They're a massive name on the world stage of animation with five Academy Award nominations,

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with everyone from Netflix to Apple TV+ and what feels like an annual sweep at international animation awards.

And Cartoon Saloon are continuing to grow on a huge scale, with over 300 people based in Kilkenny alone.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Cartoon Saloon co-founder Paul Young confirmed that there are 'big plans' to stay put as well as giving us a little preview of what we can expect from the studio in the coming months.

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It's hard to believe that it's been two years since Greg O'Shea became a national name when he entered the Love Island villa and went on to win the whole thing!

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Since leaving the villa, Greg has been a busy man. He's been doing some TV work, he's been working away on his law exams, and there's also the small matter of going to the Olympics.

The Limerick native plays with the Irish Rugby 7's squad who recently qualified for Tokyo 2021.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Greg revealed how his rugby 7's career meant he missed the awkward initial coupling in the Villa and what his plans are post-Olympics.

You can catch the chat by clicking play.