Stall It with Darren and Joe

Hello everyone. Joe has a message for you all on behalf of himself and Darren.

Thank you all so much for you patience, kindness and understanding.

Joe is back from his hols in Tenerife and fair to say the review score is on the lower side of the spectrum.

On the plus side he did get to accidentally headbutt a seagull on the way into the recording so we get a near live report of the incident.

Darren has a new air-con set up and in start contrast to the Spanish resort, it hads been a very psotive experience.

Joe thinks golfing is easy and Darren is convince that with the right backing he can become a pop sensation.

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Let us rejoice! Darren and Joe are finally back together and this week they join forces to answer some of your incredible/weird/unsettling questions.

Questions like what would the roads look like with the boys in charge?

We also get the greatest opening line to an email EVER and they get to put their Man United knowledge to the test with a quiz.

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Now it is Joe's turn to fly solo which is timely as this week he gets free reign to launch his own airline and needless to say most of not all of his ideas would struggle to get off the ground.

Drogheda gets another kicking unfortunately but he does get to wax lyrical about the attractions of Talbot St.

It's Dubs Vs Culchies this week too and thanks to Producer Ed's rousing speeach about the glory of a country deli counter the batte is lost for the Jackeens.

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Darren is flying solo this week but fear not there's plenty questions and answers to go around.

It's birthday week and he's quick to shut down a listener suggestion of reducing to having it every five years.

We get to hear about the cafe in the sky that was hoisted above Finglas in the 2000s and we get the main man's life soundtrack including some short songs for when he's...ahem...well...you know.

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Joe is on his hols so stepping into his size 12s is none other than the Terrry Flower fella.

With both Darren and Terry now officially on the road, Producer Ed thought he'd brush them up on their driver theory with a pop quiz and (spoiler alert!)...it does not run smoothly.

We get to hear about the legendary Declan breakfast roll and they swap their ideal take-outs.

Darren recounts the time he got a random box at a bus stop and it seems Terry has some VERY strict rules when it comes to wearing socks.

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A question about accents sends Darren and Joe off into an absolute spiral and before long we're enjoying absolute horseplay in some choice Dublin locations.

Speaking of Dublin locations we get to hear why Talbot Street would be the best showcase of Dublin life for an extra terrestrials.

AND Could you handle having hiccups for three days solid? Darren certainly could NOT!

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Your favourite imaginary football club, Charlestown Athletic are BACK and this time they world stage is theirs....yes...they've somehow managed to qualify for World Cup '26.

Who makes the team? How do you make the team? How did Pedri and Yamal end up togging out? Why do they have Dublin accents?

How do you cable tiw some scooters together when you can't afford an open-top bus?

These and other bizarre questions will be answered in a blaze of weird glory.

We also get to hear Darren and Joe's thoughts ahead of the GTA release and what if Keith Duffy was handing out his own Michelin Stars?

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The Cure and Karen Carpenter provide unlikely inspiration for a question this week, involving pigeons and puke.

Darren sells his soul to Man City and Joe is back stickig the knife into Drogheda and this time he's brought....the accent!

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With the greatest show/marketing opportunity in full swing across the big drink, Darren and Joe thought they'd take the chance to invite a genuine World Cup expert, Cameron Hill from off The Ball , in to chat about some of his own favourite WC tales.

We get to hear the quite incredible story of Carlos Kaiser, the greatest spoofer to NEVER take to the field.

Did you know Ireland could have made the 1950 World Cup and the hilarious reason Egypt had to miss out.

This and other footballing hot takes worthy of the the podcast golden boot all coming your way.

In other news, Darren has had his first driving lesson and just about lives to tell the tale.

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