Dave Moore

If you've got kids at home, your life might be about to get a whole lot more difficult!

Fortnite is undoubtedly the biggest game in the world but a fight between its production company Epic and the Apple App Store means that millions of fans could be without the game.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Jess Kelly host of Tech Talk on the Go Loud App explained what this means for iPhone players and if it'll be resolved before the temper tantrums begin.

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The latest seizure of dogs by Gardaí, highlights the importance of microchipping pets.

Gardai and the dog warden are attempting to reunite 32 stolen dogs with their owners after the animals were seized in Swords in Dublin yesterday.

24 Dachshunds, 4 pugs, 3 Chihuahuas and 1 Jack Russell were found during searches in the Stockhole area following a call in relation to unusual activity in the area.

The estimated monetary value of all the animals would be in excess of €120,000.

No one has been arrested yet and investigations are ongoing.

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The West of Ireland has never had a better chance of renewing itself and will do so by attracting thousands of young professionals and families to make new lives in the region.

That’s according to the Western Development Commission which today launched a new campaign called ‘More to Life’ which showcases the growing number of career and lifestyle opportunities available in the West.

With more and more people working remotely because of the Covid19 pandemic, the WDC believes now is the time for people to make a permanent and viable move to the West.

Movers can avail of the many job options open across multiple sectors and enjoy housing costs that are among the lowest in Ireland.

As well as the new ‘More To Life’ campaign, the WDC has launched a new website westerndevelopment.ie to spotlight the resources and supports available to those thinking of thinking to a new role, to work remotely or those thinking of starting a new a business.

It includes information and success stories about the €72 million Western Investment Fund (WIF) that provides loans and equity to business and local communities in the West.

ning new video series also shows scenes of home and work life up and down the West of Ireland – and declares: “This is more than just a place. This is a way of life. It’s where work/life balance flourishes. This is the West of Ireland, where there is more to life.”

Tomas O’Siochain is the CEO of the Western Development Commission and joined Dave this morning to discuss life in the West.

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Reality TV went downhill for awhile, until Selling Sunset came along.

If you've missed it, the show follows staff at The Oppenheim Group, which is is a professional real estate brokerage serving buyers and sellers of luxury property in Los Angeles. The brokerage is comprised of a close group of talented realtors, led by the firm's President and Founder, Jason Oppenheim.

If like us you are missing Selling Sunset, then fear not, Million Dollar Beach House is almost here.

The series will drop on on Netflix this Wednesday - have a look at the trailer.

Maria told us all about the new series this morning during her Telly news - hit play on the podcast below to hear all about it.

 

 

We've all been there, running around the house, no keys, no wallet and time is zipping by. You're late again.

Being late can cause massive amounts of anxiety and stress for the person who is running behind and for those around them.

But why do we get so stressed about being late, and how can we stop it once and for all?

Fiona Brennan, clinical hypnotherapist and best-selling author of The Positive Habit joined Dermot and Dave for Mind Yourself Now and spoke all about lateness.

She had some practical tips on how to stop yourself from being late and how you can learn to 'rush calmly'.

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Dermot & Dave, whenever and wherever you want them, any time of the week!

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, producer Maria barely got a wink of sleep when one of her son's toys went rogue, Dermot revealed a shocking fact about beans and the lads debated if Bon Jovi is cheese or cracker.

Plus all your faves from Dave's Bad Jokes to Noni's 'Choc-down'.

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Meryl or Glenn Close? Ed Helms or Jason Sudekis? Ed Helms or our own Dave?

Confusion reigned over our Maria's telly this week but we still managed to get some amazing weekend recommendations from Dermot and Dave's producer and all-round telly queen!

Fill your Netflix wish-list with these gems!

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The salt of the popcorn, the fizziness of the jellies and the joy of sitting in a dark room for a few hours and losing yourself in another world…the cinema is back and we’re all being encouraged to fall in love with the big screen all over again.

But what will cinemas be like in this new normal?

Mark Anderson from Omniplex joined Dermot and Dave and revealed how small things like pick'n'mix and choosing your seat might change but the cinema experience will be just as good as ever.

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Can you believe it's been 17 years since we met Cameron Stout, Jon Tickle and our own Ray Shah on Big Brother?

The cast of the fourth series of Big Brother recently reunited for a Zoom call to mark the anniversary and Dubliner (and runner up) Ray Shah had all the goss for Ask Me Anything on Dermot and Dave. 

He spilled the beans on what life is really like as a contestant, and what happens when you leave one of the world's most famous house.

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This weekend marks a monumental moment for Bundee Aki.

Not only is he returning to the pitch for the first time since lockdown but he's also about to mark his 100th cap with Connacht.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave, the Ireland and Connacht centre spoke about bulking out during lockdown, how he feels on the eve of returning to play and working with new Ireland coach Andy Farrell.

And of course, he gave us his take on the brand new IRFU jersey which just launched!

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