Dave Moore

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.

When two sporting heroes collide.

Limerick senior hurler, Gearóid Hegarty joined Dave to chat all things hurling, football and even golf.

Is there anything quite like some silly 'Knock Knock' jokes? Brighten up your day with these howlers

Not knowing the answer is one thing, meeting the answer several times and not knowing is another. Poor Peter was left RAGING when he made it to the final in 'Music Master'

It's that time of the year when love could be in the air, all you have to do is send a simple email! First Dates Ireland are on the hunt for people for the new series and they've some rather specific needs. From GAA legs to Lord of the Rings fans, there's someone there for you. Karla Zambra joined Dave to explain all about who they're looking for. For more, visit: www.cococontent.ie/firstdates

We were not expecting that!

Dave was joined by Actor, Demi Isaac Oviawe to chat about 'Theatre for One: 'This Ireland' which is part of the Cork Midsummer Festival.

There's dedication, and then, there's dedication. In 'Taylor Swift Ready with Dave Moore on TodayFM', we met Dubliner Dylan Rodgers who is in the middle of his own Eras tour, with a total of 26 Taylor shows planned. We heard all about his incredible dedication, the differences between the shows and why he's never going to get bored.

You've defo sung the lyric, 'If you only knew the way I feel about you', but would you know who sung it? If so, you'd be a Music Master! Have a go and see.

They're pretty rare, so rare in fact that it might take 50 years and around one million oysters. Dave caught up with Dec MacManus from Howth's iconic King Sitric about their very exciting find.

Imagine a world that was curated just for fans of Taylor Swift. We're talking Insta-perfect art installations, workshops on everything from friendship bracelets to patching up denim and a throne. Welcome to the city of Liverpool which allowed itself be taken over by Taylor Swift's biggest fans and Dave heard from Claire McColgan who was instrumental in making it all happen. Plus, a Drogheda teacher discovers a phone call is absolutely NOT a prank.