Dave Moore

Dave loves his bad jokes, and he loves good grammar even more. When the two collide, he's very very happy. Dave's Bad Jokes are back!

''I don't want to give his ego anymore of a massage''

Cork singer-songwriter Lyra joined Dave to chat about new music and gigging around Ireland.

Some big names in there!

Producer Maria, joined Dave for 'As Seen On Your Screen' and she has big I'm a Celebrity news

Welcome to another edition of the Dave Moore Podcast. In this episode Dave chats with the kids of Ireland who are on their mid term break but instead of putting the feet up, they're working hard with their parents. We also hear of a lovely story that involves the Gardaí and a stranded florist and there is also Hollywood royalty thrown into this Podcast, Dave has a lovely with Cillian Murphy and Eileen Walsh about their movie 'Small Things Like These'. (The full interview is on a separate Podcast)

When you've the host of 'The Money List' in studio, you have to put him to the test. The brilliant Baz Ashmawy joined Dave to chat about the new series of his show, and revealed his signature scent!

These might make you scream with terror, or cry with disappointment!

Tuck into Dave's Bad Jokes - a Halloween special.

Simon starred in 'The Conjuring 2'.

To celebrate Halloween, Simon Delaney joined Dave to chat about his experience on 'The Conjuring 2'. Simon also had a chat about his debut novel, titled - 'Watching Over You'.

It's one of the biggest shows of the year, and it sounds as much craic off screen as it was on. Victoria Smurfit joined Dave to chat her recent wedding, what it was like on set with the 'lunatics' behind the show and how they ended up at one of the infamous 'Jilly Parties'.

We've all been there. You're enjoying a delicious treat of ice cream and then you're struck down with sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia or brain freeze. Treat ruined. In Ask Dave, we learnt about what causes it and how to fix it.

Whatever about getting the happy couple to the church on time for their big day, making sure the flowers are there is just as stressful. Especially when your van breaks down early on a bank holiday morning. That's what happened to Roisin Sweeney from Nettle Design. Thankfully, help was on hand from two members of the Gardaí. Roisin joined Dave to fill him in on the dramatic tale.

*Photo from An Garda Síochána social media*