Dave Moore

It turns out that the Queen of England is just like the rest of us and has had to become 'au fait' with Zoom during Lockdown.

For Maria's Telly, Producer Maria Devereux joined Dermot and Dave to fill us in on what's on the box this weekend including a new Billie Eilish documentary and how Prince Harry and James Cordon got on after spending an afternoon together on an open top bus through LA.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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With over Over 1.1 million followers on Facebook, and over 117 million views on YouTube, comedy trio Foil Arms and Hog have become a massive hit online and have sold out multiple live tours.

Comedians Sean Finegan, Conor McKenna and Sean Flanagan AKA Foil Arms And Hog joined Dermot and Dave to talk about creating content in Lockdown and they treated us to an our very own sketch featuring An Taoiseach Micheál Martin!

You can hear the full chat below: 

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'When you love all the parts of yourself, you have the capacity, the compassion and the patience to love others'.

When we think of people loving themselves, we think of big headed people who we all assume would eat themselves for breakfast.

But loving ourselves is important, we need to all be kinder to ourselves and speak to ourselves as though we're our best friend.

Clinical Hypnotherapist Fiona Brennan, a regular contributor on Mind Yourself Now with Dermot and Dave, has just released a book and it's all about being nicer to yourself.

In the follow up to the best-selling, The Positive Habit, Fiona offers top tips on how to stop worrying about being perfect or achieving the 'goals' we all feel we should have.

Fiona joined Dermot and Dave to chat all about 'The Self-Love Habit' and you can catch the chat in full by clicking on the link below.

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''Barbers will remain closed until they can come up with another haircut other than the short back and sides''

Limerick's favourite chawwwwwwklit seller Noni joined Dermot and Dave from Donkey Fords in the heart of Limerick City to reveal her crystal clear Covid roadmap.

Click play below to hear her full plan: 

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''You've to swim the distance of a mile and the water temperature has to be under 5 degrees''

Limerick man Ger Purcell who became the world's oldest Ice-Mile Swimmer joined Dermot and Dave to explain what an Ice-Mile Swimmer actually is and how he managed to do it.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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When you hear the difference between a million and a billion using examples such as time and weight, it's actually crazy!

For Dave's World, Dave's mind was blown when reading out some of these facts. Dermot wasn't too impressed however.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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Kerry restauranteur Paul Treyvaud has a deadline.

He has committed to opening his doors once again on July 1st, and Paul says the onus is now on the Government to make sure that this is possible.

I have decided I am opening my restaurant July 1st no matter what. That gives them 4 months to sort out everything. I’ve done everything I’ve been told to do. 55k came in from uk with that variant, now over 1500 from Brazil.

The problem is no longer us. It’s an incompetent Gov

— Paul Treyvaud (@PaulTreyvaud) February 22, 2021

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Paul explained that having done the maths on it, his restaurant along with countless others cannot survive without a chance to open as normal during the busy summer season.

You can listen to the full chat with Paul by clicking on the link below:

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The people of Kiltimagh are on the hunt, for a goat, named Houdini.

Yes really.

The stray goat has been spotted wandering around the Mayo town for nearly three weeks now and despite the best efforts of locals and animal rescue charities, 'Houdini' is still very much at large.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Emma Semple from Furry Friends Rescue explained how this isn't the first escape for 'Houdini' but stressed that they urgently want to get her to safety.

Catch the full chat by clicking on the play button below:

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Getting into spats online and muting or blocking people has become the norm for a lot of people who have very strong views. But, what if you had to sit down with someone who had views that were totally opposing to you and have a meal?

A brand new Irish TV show looks to do just that.

'Eating With The Enemy' is coming to Virgin Media Television next month and will see very opinionated sit down for dinner with someone who has the polar opposite view to them.

The idea is to take the heat from the conversation and try to find some common ground, and perhaps a better understanding.

Dr Malie Coyne is a clinical psychologist and appears in the show, she spoke to Dermot and Dave about the importance of seeing other view points.

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''They basically have those sticky feet that will stick on to any surface''

For Dave's World, Collie Ennis, Research Associate of the Department of Zoology in Trinity College  joined Dermot and Dave to explain how and why flies actually do hibernate upside down.

You can listen to the full chat below: 

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