Dave Moore

It's not easy to be good with money when your scrolling through social media and next thing you see a 30% sale has just gone live on your favourite shopping site!

However, with the country slowly but surely reopening,  it means there will be even more options and temptations on what and where we can spend our hard earned money.

Anne-Marie Gaynor, ''AKA The Irish Budgeting Mammy'' joined Dermot and Dave to share some her most successful tips and tricks on how we can all be better with our money.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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Tesla have been leading the charge on 'Autonomous Cars' but after a recent tragic accident, there are a lot of questions around the safety of their system, so are they something that we will regularly see on our roads in the future?

Dave Humphreys from 'Completecar.ie' joined Dermot and Dave to explain how these cars work and give his thoughts on the safety of these cars.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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You know the way there is only ever one card machine in a very busy restaurant? Or the way there is always a delay at the airport security, even though it's well known that your belt will set the detector off!

Comedian, Bernard O'Shea joined Dermot and Dave to talk them through some of his pet peeves and how Dermot's wisdom has helped him cope with such stress!

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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'Albert Einswine' is possibly the most Dad joke we've ever heard and we love it really.

Dave was in flying form for Dave's World Bad Jokes!

Catch all the craic by clicking play below:

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Remember the cinema? A place where you'd sit in the dark, warm popcorn to one side, cool drink to the other and you'd enter another world for a few hours?

Sounds magical right?

Soon, we will be back in those wonderful theatres but for now, we got to have a chat with the person tasked with bringing the films to the big screen.

Charlene Lydon is the film programmer for the Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin, Pálás Cinema in Galway and streaming service Volta.

Charlene spoke to Dermot and Dave about her incredible job, how she chooses the films that we get to see and what the cinema will look like when it reopens.

You can catch the chat in full by clicking play below:

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It’s a great day for both children and parents as sports training returns today. One of those very happy parents is B*Witched star Sinead O Carroll.

Sinead joined Dermot and Dave to talk about B*Witched and the anticipation of live gigs this summer over in the UK.

Sinead was also on to chat about  Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps which are back this summer. Cúl Camps provide primary school boys and girls with a fun-filled week of activity during the summer holidays focused on having fun and promoting participation in Gaelic games. This year the Cúl Camps run from the 28th of June up until the 27th of August.

You can listen to the full chat below:

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''How to Save a Grand in 24 Hours'' is the name of the new Channel 4 series starting this week. Now, I'm guessing you'll need to actually have the grand to save but I'm sure there will be some good tips in here for everyone, regardless of having the grand or not!

For Maria's Telly, Producer Maria Devereux told Dermot and Dave what's on the box this week, including a new BBC sitcom called 'Starstruck'.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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We've all been there. The YouTube video is blasting some 'encouragement' from the trainer. They're telling you to do one more squat, one more rep or add in more weight but you know that your body just can't do it.

The trick to get the most out of your workout is all about 'scaling' which is adapting the instructions to something that suits you better.

Ronan Murphy from TonedFit joined Dermot and Dave for Mind Yourself Now where he explained the three simple tips for 'scaling' and how it can help you.

And Ronan answered your questions!

You can catch Ronan's advice and answers by clicking play below:

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The traditional Irish wedding is iconic and it's usually a massive two or three day event involving everyone from your great aunty Mags to your entire GAA team.

But, due to Covid-19, thousands of couples around Ireland have had to rethink how they're marking their big day. With current restrictions only allowing 6 guests to attend the ceremony, plenty of couples have decided to postpone, or even cancel, their wedding until things revert back to something a bit more normal.

For lots of other couples, the restrictions have allowed them a bit more freedom to have the day that they really wanted all along.

Clara Malone is a celebrant from Coastal Ceremonies and she joined Dermot and Dave to explain how weddings will change after Covid.

Clara also revealed how many couples from around the world are choosing to elope to Ireland to have their dream day, including getting married at the Cliffs of Moher!

 

Photo: Jessica and Danilo Photography.

You can catch the chat in full by clicking play below:

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It was an Academy Awards like no other. The iconic Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles was swapped for multiple locations around the world, the iconic red carpet only had a handful of guests and photographers, and strict protocols meant guests had to wear masks whenever they weren't on camera.

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a massive impact on the film industry and this includes in the way that the Oscars would be celebrated.

Despite all of that, some things remain the same.

There's always someone who makes a speech that goes from sincere to hilarious and, kind of cringe.

Step forward Best Supporting Actor winner Daniel Kaluuya.

And, we learnt that even at the biggest moment of your career, there's always time to lust after Brad Pitt.

Yuh-Jung Youn who became the first Korean actor to win an Oscar when she took the prize for Best Supporting Actress, took a minute to appreciate the presence of the eternal heart-throb.

It was a groundbreaking nights in lots of ways, Chloé Zhao became the first woman of colour to win for Best Director and the second woman ever. Anthony Hopkins became the oldest winner of an Best Actor award.

Gordon Hayden had all the news and backstage goss, and he joined Dermot and Dave to fill them in.

You can catch the chat in full by clicking play below: 

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