Dave Moore

It's a big day.

Everyone's favourite chawwwklit seller from Limerick has her very own quiz.

Noni was beside herself with excitement for this... now it may need a bit of work but don't tell her that!

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Dave's world is best known for bringing us the weird and wonderful stuff from around the world.

Today, Dave told us what the world wambling means?

If you didn't already know it the scientific name for stomach rumbling.

If you want to hear more AMAZING facts like these, hit play on the podcast below.

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This week it was confirmed that Little Britain was removed from Netflix and the BBC iPlayer.

It's amid concerns about its use of blackface and racist humour.

The show consisted of a series of sketches involving exaggerated parodies of British people from various walks of life. Each sketch was introduced by a voice-over narration (Tom Baker) suggesting that the programme was a guide – aimed at non-British people – to British society. Despite the narrator's description of "great British institutions", the comedy arises from the British audience's self-deprecating understanding of either themselves or of people known to them.

Recurring characters included Andy Pipkin, who falsely presented himself as being wheelchair bound to gain the attention of his carer Lou Todd; Daffyd Thomas, who claims to be "the only gay in the village" despite much evidence to the contrary; and Vicky Pollard, presented as a working-class chav engaging in anti-social behaviour.

Now it looks like the Inbetweeners may be subject to same faith, after all episodes of the show were removed from YouTube. However, some are speculating that the show simply might just be moving to the streaming service BritBox.

Maria has all the details in her entertainment news - hit play to hear it in full.

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More great Irish music on the way this week.

As Kodaline get ready to release their brand new album on Friday, Mark from the band has spoken about his experience of testing positive with Covid-19.

The lead guitarist confirmed he had Conornavirus back in March, when lockdown was just beginning.

Speaking in an interview at the time he said “I am guessing I may have picked it up two weeks ago in Heathrow because I was in London”. Mark told Dermot & Dave how he had a very, very dry cough and even passed the virus on to one his housemates.

At the time there wasn't much information available for people who were being diagnosed with Covid-19, and Mark says that part was scary. During his chat with Today FM he said "when you read about something and know it’s in your body it’s terrifying"

Mark was on with Dermot & Dave to chat about the new Kodaline album which comes out this Friday.

Hit play on the podcast to hear his full chat.

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Shannon is getting ready to make worldwide headlines again.

The Antonov AN-225 was due to touch down at Shannon this afternoon, when it was to deliver a consignment of personal protective equipment to Ireland.

West Coast Aviation & Metis Technical chartered two aircraft to transport the equipment.The first aircraft, a B737, arrived in Shannon Airport on Monday morning carrying 125,920 gowns or 900 boxes.

The Director of Operations from Shannon Airport joined Dermot & Dave this morning to give all the details as to what will be happening in Clare today.

Hit play on the above podcast to hear the interview in full.

It's a great time for the Irish film and TV industry.

Normal People is the biggest TV show in the world right now, Amazon Prime have just launched Dating Amber which is based in Dublin and now Disney is about to release one of their big summer blockbusters, written by Irish man Eoin Colfer.

Artemis Fowl is a 12-year-old genius and a descendant of a long line of criminal masterminds. He searches for his father, who has mysteriously disappeared, and comes into conflict with the hidden world of the fairies.

The film stars Ferdia Shaw, Lara McDonnell, Josh Gad, Tamara Smart, Nonso Anozie, Colin Farrell, and Judi Dench.

This morning Dermot & Dave spoke to Eoin Colfer, the Irish man who wrote the book the movie is based off.

Hit play on the above podcast to hear the chat in full.

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.

You can listen to all the craic by clicking the 'play' button in the headline image at the top of the page.

Let's be honest, after 3 months in lockdown most of us aren't getting any batter at using Zoom.

This morning on the show Dermot & Dave spoke about the video of Daniel O'Donnell and his wife Majella that has gone viral overnight. It shows the couple having some issues when trying to do a livestream from their kitchen.

Like every household in Ireland, the couple started getting frustrated at each other when technology wasn't working in that favour.

just Daniel O'Donnell and his wife Majella having an absolute nightmare trying to start a livestream pic.twitter.com/Dx4VVnM3oU

— shane reaction (@shane_reaction_) June 8, 2020

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Racism in Ireland has come to the forefront in recent weeks after the death of George Floyd in the United States.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Ireland to protest against the treatment of black people both internationally and here at home.

This morning on Dermot &Dave spoke to a young black women from Ireland about her experience of racism in her home country.

Ebun Oladeru works in different avenues of set design and the fashion industry. Graduating from Brighton University with a degree in Fashion, Media and Promotion her skills although broad are typically a great insight to the personality and work ethic behind Abstract Originals.

Experienced in set design/building with a particular niche for scenic painting Ebun has worked for many years with Glastonbury Festival, Boomtown Festival and London Fashion Week. S

Over the weekend a video she posted on Instagram went viral, after she detailed what it's like to grow up black in Ireland.

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Written @ebseyblack Film & editing @deetheantisocial Mural @ebseyblack @theballyboyz T shirts @eyerishandjamaican MORE BLACKS MORE DOGS MORE IRISH

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Ebun told Dermot & Dave that on the Irish census form there is no section for her race. On the document, which is supposed to represent citizens from all backgrounds across the country, the options for race are 'Black African' or 'Black Other'. Ebun was born in Ireland, grew up in Dublin and does not fit into either of the above races.

She is calling on the CSO to include other options including 'mixed race' and 'Black Irish', so there can be an accurate record of diverse cultures in this country.

Hit play on the podcast above to hear Ebun full chat with Dermot & Dave.

We knew the year 2020 was going quickly but we never imagined it moving as fast as this. Supermacs at Barack Obama Plaza has become the first fast food restaurant in the world to deliver by drone.

In a trial, those living in Moneygall can have their curry cheese chips delivered from the skies all the way from the most iconic service station in the country.

Just a little project I worked on bringing to Moneygall with @MannaAero & @SupermacsIRE for @barackobamapla1 pic.twitter.com/tWyMoRro8v

— Henry Healy (@henryhealy) June 8, 2020

This morning, operations manager at Barack Obama Plaza, Henry Healy spoke to Dermot and Dave about the news.