Dave Moore

Break-ups are difficult at the best of times, but when we're in the middle of a global pandemic, isolated from our support networks, they can be desperately hard.

A message recently came into Dermot and Dave which asks the question:

Please don’t read my name. I’m so upset, I’ve been seeing a guy for a few months, we struggled through the first months of barely seeing each other during the first lockdown and finally got to spend some time together during the looser restrictions. I’ve had to move home during this second lockdown to look after my older parents and he texted me over the weekend and ended things. I am heartbroken. How do I move on when I can’t see anyone or even start dating again? Please help.

Louize Carroll is a Chartered Occupational Psychologist and she joined Dermot and Dave for a Mind Yourself Now special where she explained why being broken up with can feel like you've been robbed and the small things you can do to help yourself move away from the end of one relationship and find yourself happier on the other side.

Dermot & Dave's 'Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It' podcast is the perfect thing to keep you company over the weekend, whether you're out and about in the car, getting stuck into jobs at home or if you need to stick some earphones in for an hour to drown out the noise of your kids for some well deserved 'me time' (no judgement here!)

Jam-packed full of all the bits you may have missed the Ah Sure Lookit Wasn't That It podcast is your one-stop shop for all things Dermot & Dave.

This week Dermot & Dave spoke to Derry Girls' star Saoirse Monica Jackson, caught up with Rose who is looking to raffle off her gaff to travel the world in a campervan and tried to find out song listener Natalie was humming.

Plus, Maria brought us some scandalous WhatsApp group chat nicknames, Dave sought DIY advice and Dermot professed his love for Little Mix.

And all your faves from Bad Jokes to Say Stuff That Suits the Music and our Noni's new venture!

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We love nothing more than a good dark comedy around these parts and there's a new show starring Charlie's Angels Lucy Liu that is lifting the lid on 'Why Women Kill'.

On Maria's Telly on Dermot and Dave, show producer Maria Devereux had all the info on all the weekends best telly including where you can see the man behind one of The Simpsons' most iconic episodes.

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Nutrition is key in all sport and golf is no different.

That said, it's also a very very long game and even pro-golfers need their sugar hit.

On an Ask Me Anything special, pro-golfer Gavin Moynihan revealed the one chocolate bar that he always has in his golf bag.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Gavin also revealed all about making the leap from amateur to pro and his favourite course to play.

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It's already been a year since Andrew Maxwell was in the I'm A Celebrity jungle and he can still remember the effects of living on 600 calories or as he calls it 'a banana and a slap in the face'.

The new series of the ever popular reality show kicks off this Sunday and this year, it's taking place in a castle in Wales but we've now doubt the craic will be the same.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Andrew revealed his first prediction of the King (Or Queen) of the Jungle and gave us some behind the scenes goss.

Andrew also spoke about life as a comedian during a pandemic including the interesting things he's noticed when doing Zoom gigs AND how Calum Best has gotten on in his 45th reality TV show.

For more info on Andrew's digital gigs, check his social media.

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They're nutritious, they're delicious and they're in most dinners we make every night.

But, did you know that we've been cutting peppers all wrong?

On Dave's World, we found out the real way to cut a pepper and what Dermot's least favourite veg is.

 

 

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Another Simple little technique to help improve your kitchen skills

Seven months after it was due to happen, all eyes will be on Augusta this weekend as the 2020 Masters finally kicks off.

There's Irish interest aplenty from Rory McIlroy to Shane Lowry, Graeme McDowell to James Sugrue and all eyes will be on Tiger Woods to see if he can retain the Green jacket.

John Duggan from Off The Ball joined Dermot and Dave to look ahead to the biggest weekend in golf.

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It was only a matter of time.

Our favourite chawwwklit seller from Limerick is known for getting in on the ground level for products when they launch and with news that there could be a potential vaccine for Covid-19, Noni was ready to go to get it out to her customers.

Despite the fact that she was out the door with customers, she spoke to Dermot and Dave and revealed that she's already taken it...and there's been no side-effects...maybe...

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Amidst all of the other news that came from the US election was the news that Oregon has become the first state in the US to legalise the use of magic mushrooms.

While other states have decriminialised them, Oregon will become the first to permit supervised use in therapeutic settings for the treatment of a number of issues including depression.

There are studies into the impact of taking psilocybin mushrooms taking place around the world, including here in Ireland, and to find out more about what's involved and the potential of the trials, Dermot and Dave spoke to John Kelly, clinical lecturer in psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin.

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There has been a LOT of debate about Jaffa Cakes in the past. Firstly, are they a biscuit or a cake? That one ended up in the courts, and yes, they are cakes.

Recently, they revealed that you're supposed to eat them chocolate facing down but in Dave's World, the lads disagreed on whether or not that actually makes a difference or if the Jaffa Cake people have it all wrong.

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