You may laugh, you may cry.

Here is Tuesday's serving of Dave's Bad Jokes

Australia held a world-first international academic symposium on the impact of Taylor Swift titled 'Swiftposium'

Dave had a chat with Dr Jennifer Beckett, Senior Lecturer in Media and Communications at the University of Melbourne and Co-Organiser of the Swiftposium to tell him what they found out.

It's been her life's mission and now, it's all happening for Dr Norah Patten. She's just been confirmed as the first Irish person who will go to space and we caught up with Norah to find out how she's feeling, and if you wash your legs in space.

Imagine getting to watch one of the gigs of the year from the comfort of your couch, with snacks, a good view and no one getting in the way! Glastonbury kicks off this weekend and in 'As Seen On Your Screen', we heard the highlights to set reminders for.

Know your Smiths from your Avril Lavinges? Your Harry Styles from your Ramones? See how you fare in Music Master!

Niamh comes from a pretty impressive acting dynasty.

Actor Niamh Cusack joined Dave to chat about acting, family ties and her new role in Annie Baker's 'Circle Mirror Transformation' at the Gate Theatre.

It's a race around Ireland and it's sounds incredible!

Oonagh Healy joined Dave in Match of the Dave to tell us all about this huge race.

Wearing friendship bracelets at a Taylor Swift concert is a must.

So, Producer Maria set Dave and Cathal a challenge to make their very own friendship bracelets. But how did they get on?

Can you guess the final round?

Today it was the turn of Kevin in Donegal and Therese in Mayo.

It seems like Taylor Swift has Irish blood coming from both sides of her family!

Fiona O'Mahony, head of the Irish Family History Centre at EPIC, The Irish Emigration Museum joined Dave to chat about Taylor's Irish roots.