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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 isolating on your own or with the family, out for your 2km walk or if you need to get some bits done around the house.

There's always something that needs fixing!

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, Seán from the D&D had great success with cleaning his oven (yay) and not such great success with getting an isolation haircut (boo), Dave caused absolute consternation with his latest Insta World Cup and Dermot is continuing to be a Sk8r Boi.

Plus all your faves from Say Stuff That Suits The Music to Dave's World Bad Jokes and yes, it's back, Noni's 'Cmere Till I Ask Ya A Question!

 

As the spread of Covid-19 begins to slow in some European countries, sporting organisations now face the task of deciding what to do with their respective seasons.

This morning on Dermot & Dave, the lads were joined by Simon Zebo, who spoke about the potential resumption of the French rugby league. He revealed that he has been informed that from May 11th players will return to their clubs in small groups to undergo a medical examination. Those players who are deemed healthy will then begin a six week "pre-season" training regime, before the rugby season in France resumes.

Simon has had a visit from his friend Noni, and even told her that she was welcome to Paris anytime; that he would "make up the spare bed" for her. Although, Limerick's most famous Chocolate Seller had a different idea of what she would like to get up to if she visits Simon in Paris.

Hist play to hear Simon Zebo's full chat with Dermot & Dave, where he tells the lads what he really thinks of Conor Murray's dancing.

Producer Maria knows her stuff when it comes to telly, thankfully she shares it with us!

This weekend we're getting a new series, a new Chris Hemsworth movie, family karaoke and a Jennifer Aniston classic!

Ireland legend Niall Quinn thinks new Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny will blood new players in during his time as tenure as head of the national team.

Speaking to Dermot and Dave this morning on Today FM, Niall gave his take on what the Kenny years will be like.

As interim CEO of the FAI, Niall also gave an update on what the ban on mass gatherings will mean for the Irish team and the League of Ireland and if we could be seeing football behind closed doors in the coming months.

Niall also spoke about an event he is taking part in which will see some of Ireland’s biggest football fans will get the chance to quiz new Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny and the World Cup legend in an exclusive online show hosted by Down Syndrome Ireland and the FAI on Friday afternoon.

Hit play to hear what Niall had to say about the FAI and more from his chat with Dermot & Dave.

At the moment the only time most of us get to leave the house is for the weekly Tesco shop.

Supermarket employees have been deemed essential workers by the government and are doing their best to make sure they the rest of us are not short of anything during the nationwide lockdown.

Just like other essential workers, supermarket staff are putting themselves at risk on a daily basis, going into shops around the country, to ensure our homes are stocked up with everything we need.

This week on Ask Me Anything, Dermot & Dave spoke to Robbie Kelly, a Manager at Tesco's Liffey Valley store. Robbie spoke to the lads about how most customers are doing their best to maintain social distancing while in-store, and how the majority of staff feel comfortable when serving customers on a daily basis.

Robbie also revealed that Tesco has seen spike in the sale of box dies and fake nails, as the people of Ireland take their beauty regimes into their own hands, because of the Covid-19 lockdown.

Hit play to hear more from Robbie on Ask Me Anything, including how staff are being kept entertained each day by an 80 year old woman.

David Attenborough is renowned for his work around the world.

His BBC show 'Planet Earth' broke records back in 2017, becoming one of the most watched TV shows ever on the network.

Now the British Broadcaster has had his say on the current Covid-19 restrictions, and it has fans divided.

Attenborough thinks that once Government rules are lifted people should to continue to live their lives as they were while in lockdown. The TV host claims the way we were living at the moment is better for environment.

David also says that people may soon realise that they don't have to do the long commute anymore in packed trains and spending hours on public transport ever morning and afternoon.

Hit play to hear Maria's Entertainment News in full.

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!

Catch all the fun by pressing the Listen button on this page.

Let's face it, while on lockdown we are turning to TV to keep ourselves occupied.

Many of us are discovering shows we have never seen before, in fact just this week Netflix revealed they had seen a huge spike in sign up's in the last month. But it seems like even the most famous people in Ireland are spending their time binge watching TV too.

This morning on Dermot & Dave Pat Shortt revealed that he is watching Killinaskully for the first time, admitting despite writing the show, he had never seen a single episode.

The legendary comedian says the reason he had never watched it was because when he was working on the show, he would have been too obsessed with what could have been done differently in each scene.

RTÉ announced last week that it would be reshowing Killinaskully on a Sunday evening, after fans called on the broadcaster to bring back some of their 'classic' TV shows during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Hit play to hear Pat's full chat with Dermot & Dave, where he discusses what skill he has been learning while stuck at home.

Yesterday we brought you the latest craze to take over Dave Moore's Instagram, the Eurovision World Cup.

The first round of 16 saw some epic battles between Chris Doran and Mickey Joe Harte, while Dona & Joe McCaul faced off against Johnny Logan.

After some tough battles, Dave's followers and the Today FM listeners have whittled the pack down to the final 8, setting up some epic quarter finals.

See a list of the full Eurovision World Cup Quarter Finals below:

Jedward Vs Johnny Logan (What's Another Year)

Nicky Byrne Vs Linda Martin

Niamh Kavanagh Vs We Were The Rock N' Roll Kids

Johnny Logan (Hold Me Now) Vs Mickey Joe Harte

Hit play to hear who won the above battles.