Dave Moore

It's the news we've all been waiting for.

It looks like Selling Sunset season 4 will begin filming in the next few weeks, with the ladies from The Oppenheim Group just waiting to get the green light from Netflix.

Mary Fitzgerald from the show joined Dermot & Dave this morning to discuss all this Selling Sunset, including her decision not to invite Davin to her wedding. When asked did she regret the decision, Mary said "no, I stand by my husbands" - referencing the fact that Romaine didn't want Davina at his big day.

We spoke to @MaryFitzgerald_ all about #SellingSunset:- what is Christine REALLY like?

Matthew has been at the forefront of the Development of CAA Sports, expanding their list of Executives from four to nearly 40 seasoned executives. He has helped accelerate the growth of other departments of the business including Sports Consulting, CAA Sports’ Property Sales and Sport Talent Endorsements businesses overseas.

He now holds an impressive list of sports stars and businesses that he represents and develops

Creative Artists Agency is the world's largest talent representation business across Film, Music, Television and Sport. Based in the London office I work for CAA Sports in the Properties & Talent division.

CAA Sports represents a select number of premium rights holders and talent from the world of sport. We are responsible for the commercialisation of our clients; sourcing brand partnerships and generating commercial revenue on their behalf, ranging from long term naming rights deals to talent led brand ambassador campaigns.

Selected Rights Holder Clients: FC Barcelona, Golden State Warriors, League of Legends, Madison Square Garden, and Red Bull Racing F1.

Selected Talent Clients: Cristiano Ronaldo, Jose Mourinho, Nico Rosberg, Dele Alli, Harry Kane and James Rodriguez.

Listen to his chat to Dermot & Dave below.

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'Now John, I want you to remain calm'...

Dave was in flying form for Dave's World - Bad Joke Tuesday this week!

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Even if you're not on social media, there's little chance that you've missed some of the controversy surrounding the so-called 'G.O.A.T House' based in Dublin.

The G.O.A.T House which is based on the south-side of Dublin launched late last week and is a 'collab' house for some of Ireland's biggest influencers. A similar 'collab house' launched in the US last year and houses between 4 and 19 of the biggest TikTok stars on that side of the Atlantic. The idea behind all living together is to share content and to cross-pollinate each others accounts with followers.

Currently, 9 people are living in The G.O.A.T House including Lauren Whelan, Nia Gallagher and the two co-founders Thomas Arnold and Jake Browne.

While the initial announcement got a lot of attention, and a lot of eyerolls, things took a turn over the weekend when one member of the house, DJ and TikTok star Marty Guilfoyle decided to leave the house. Marty, who is 28, was subject to an onslaught of online abuse for a perceived age gap between himself and some of the other content creators in the house.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, co-founder of The G.O.A.T House, Thomas Arnold said that 'things went completely out of control' and explained why he felt Marty was singled out by social media users.

Thomas also lifted the lid on life inside a house full of influencers is like-we're sure there's a run on phone chargers!

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This morning on Dermot & Dave it was all about getting the perfect nights sleep for your children.

The lads were joined by Kelly Geoghan from SleepyStars.ie

She is a qualified Maternity Nurse, Emergency Medical Technician, First Aid Instructor and CPO. Kelly is a member of the International Association of Child Sleep Consultants and also the Association of Professional Sleep Consultants.

Over the past number of years Kelly has travelled the world working with children of all ages in varied roles.

At the beginning of 2018 Kelly decided to stay in Ireland and help parents who have infants with sleep issues.

Kelly is so fortunate that many of the parents she has helped over the years have recommended her to friends, family, co-workers etc. who are also praying for a good night’s sleep and Kelly is kept busy as a result. She hasn’t needed to advertise because her business has grown from word of mouth – not many can say that.

Listen below hear some of Kelly's tips.

Normal People fans rejoice, Paul Mescal is back on our TV screen.

Written by Derry Girls’ creator Lisa McGee and Tobias Beer, the four-part drama is a compelling, sinister narrative of lust, manipulation and betrayal, the central character in The Deceived is student Ophelia (Emily Reid - Curfew), who falls in love with her timelessly attractive and charismatic, but married college lecturer, Dr Michael Callaghan played by Irish actor Emmet J Scanlan, (Krypton, Peaky Blinders, The Fall,) seeing in him all the answers to her needs.

When their affair results in a shocking and tragic death, Ophelia finds herself trapped in a world where she can no longer trust her own mind.

Catherine Walker (Shetland, Versailles) plays his wife Roisin, a successful, award-winning fiction writer; Eleanor Methven (Little Women) plays Roisin's devoted and sometimes overbearing mother Mary Mulvery; Ian McElhinney (Game of Thrones, Derry Girls) is Michael's father Hugh fighting the oncoming tide of dementia; Shelley Conn (Liar) plays Roisin's best friend Ruth, intelligent and loyal, and Dempsey Bovell (Patrick Melrose) is Michael's confidante and biggest admirer, Matthew.

Maria told us all about it in her Telly news today.

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It’s D-Day for thousands of Leaving Cert students, but it’s all a little different this year.

There’s no envelope, no gathering in a group outside the school, whispering ‘what did you get’ to your best friend! Yes, it’s all changed for this years Leaving Cert students, who’s results have just been published online.  Over 60 thousand students are now able to access their calculated grade, with this years results the highest ever recorded

Award-winning mental health charity A Lust for Life, co-founded in 2015 by Niall ‘Bressie’ Breslin, is launching a new six-part podcast series, “It All Works Out” created by the class of covid-19 – who have had – and continue to have – an unprecedented and traumatic year.

The six-part series is created by leaving cert students, for leaving cert students: to help the class of Covid19 deal with the uncertainty of their exam year, understand the grief they have faced and will help with the transition into college without the ‘coming of age’ milestones associated with the Leaving Cert.

Each episode explores different issues, from coping with the unknown, to exploring the opportunity to reform the leaving cert, to speaking with people who took alternative paths to their careers; and is hosted by leaving cert student and Deputy President of ISSU Luke Casserly.

The series features contributions from leaving cert students around Ireland and draws on a team of experts to explore how to cope and move forward in these difficult times. The series sets out to equip young people with both a voice and tools to facilitate their resilience; centering their experience.

Luke Casserly joined Dermot & Dave this morning to chat about his results and revealed that he was going to celebrate by having dinner with his parents.

Hear Luke's chat with Dermot & Dave below.

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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 a listener who was getting married in the middle of a pandemic.

Dermot & Dave went head to head in a speed challenge, and the end result was hilarious.

While Dave had some bad jokes and Noni launched her back to school specials.

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Our TV screens are packed this weekend.

On Disney+ comes a new chat show From the Jim Henson Company comes a late-night talk show hosted by alien commander Ned and his lieutenant Cornelius, who call off their invasion of Earth after they fall in love with human culture.

Broadcasting from the bridge of their spaceship, hidden deep underground, Ned and Cornelius interview Earth’s greatest resource, celebrities.

With the help of the ship’s artificial intelligence, BETI, and the destructive CLODS, Ned must keep his show a secret from his home planet or suffer the wrath of the Admiral of the Galactic Fleet.

Maria told us all about it in her Telly news today, where she also spoke about the return of the Late Late Show.

Hit play on the podcast below to hear it in full.

 

This week on Ask Me Anything, it was all about Wedding Dresses.

The lads spoke to Orlaith Carroll, owner of The Attic is an award-winning designer and a Fashion Design graduate of LSAD. During her time studying she took a year out to gain experience, moving to London to work with both Richard Nicoll and Alexander McQueen. On graduating she moved to New York to work as a pattern draughter for high end designer Derek Lam

On Orlaith's return to Ireland she worked in the fashion industry in Dublin for a time until she decided to enter the world of bridalwear – the king of luxury. She moved home to Limerick to open The Attic.

The Attic is situated in the heart of Limerick City, a secret haven for brides and their tribe. The boutique is bursting with beautiful dresses carefully handpicked from designers such as Elbeth Gillis, Anna Georgina and Alena Leena.

While on the with lads Orlaith revealed that on average women spend about €2500 on a wedding dress, while she has seen people spend upwards of between five and ten thousand euro on their dress.

Hit play on the podcast below to hear what Orlaith had to say to Dermot & Dave.

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