Dave Moore

It was uncertain as to whether it'd be happening at all this year but it's been confirmed that next week there'll be a new iPhone for some to brag about and others to point out all the features that already existed on Androids.

But with a change to its shape, and the possibility of a smaller and cheaper version available as well, there'll still be plenty to talk about.

Paul Bonass is a tech guru here at TodayFM and mostly, he's the biggest Apple fan we've ever met. He spoke to Dermot and Dave about all the rumours flying around about the latest iPhone and what we can expect to see.

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It's been a tough few days for our Dave. His wife is giving him the cold shoulder, and now, he has to go above and beyond to make it up to her.

On Dave's World on Dermot and Dave, Dave revealed why Only Fools And Horses could be the most controversial thing since Ireland tried to make themselves the 33rd team in the World Cup.

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

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

Hit play to hear the sketch in full.

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It's that time of the week again!

Strap in and get ready for some giggles and groans with Dave's World Bad Jokes.

 

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We've heard about the symptoms of Covid-19, we've heard about some of the long-lasting impacts of the disease but one thing that hasn't really been discussed is the impact that it has on the brain.

Neuroscientist and psychologist Sabina Brennan has spent a lot of time chatting to people who have suffered with long-term effects including extreme fatigue and brain fog.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, the host of the Super Brain podcast, explained some of the symptoms that she has come across and why there are still thousands of people worldwide suffering with 'long-Covid'.

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A brand new series is launching on Disney+ which takes a look at the famous 'Mercury Seven' who are best known as the original astronauts.

The Mercury Seven established the job role as 'astronaut' as being something that was possible and enamored decades of young people towards space travel. While Ireland is yet to really get to grips with space travel, one person who has been fighting for her place in the skies is Niamh Shaw.  Niamh Shaw is an engineer, scientist and was recently voted one of Ireland's leading science communicators and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and maths).

She joined Dermot and Dave to explain how the Mercury Seven inspired her to pursue her dreams in science and why we need to get rid of the concept that it's all just about lab coats and glasses.

And there's another Irish connection. Appearing in The Right Stuff is actor Colin O'Donoghue and he hopped on the line with the lads to chat about his role as Gordo Cooper.

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They're a marriage made in radio heaven, they've been working together for 21 years and now, for one night only, they're moving in together...with Lucy Kennedy.

Our own Ian Dempsey and Mario Rosenstock are starring in Lodging with Lucy, and they joined Dermot and Dave to spill the beans on what it was like moving in together on telly and why you'll never see them playing golf together.

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He's best known as the tenth incarnation of the great Doctor Who, but fans of David Tennant will be looking at him in a very different role when he takes to our screens as Dennis Nilsen, one of the UK's most notorious serial killers.

Dermot and Dave producer Maria Devereux had all the information on where you can see his transformation and all the other bits from the telly you won't want to miss this week.

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There's no denying that relationships of all kinds are under a huge amount of stress and strain at the moment. For some, spending a lot more time together has caused cracks in the relationship to deepen even further, for others having a lot of time to think might be bringing up some big questions about your lives together.

Psychologist Louize Carroll joined Dermot and Dave for Mind Yourself Now where she looked the best communication tactics and why you should consider negotiating with your loved one as though they're your boss.

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In a little over a week, we'll get an idea of the state of the nations purse when the 2021 budget is unveiled by Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe.

No doubt it'll be a budget like no other in a year like no other, but with so many questions around things like support for the hospitality sector, grants for people working from home and what'll happen if we go into lockdown again, it was time to put the questions to the man in charge of the finances of the country.

Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe, joined Dermot and Dave for an Ask Me Anything special where he answered questions on everything from what we can expect in Budget 2021 to his own spending and who he'd like to go for a pint with.

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