Dermot & Dave

There's nothing like a holiday abroad to keep you on your toes! Dave's back from his holiday and wait until you hear the disaster that had his sons screaming.

Scott Robinson from Five is a wild guy. He's revealed so much chatting with Dave. Like, was Five and Westlife's rivalry real? What hobby that's normally for kids is he obsessed with? Craziest of all - what happened with him, his wife and Liam Gallagher?It's all in the pod!

You might learn a thing or two from this episode of the Dave Moore Podcast. Our listeners have some handy packing tips for Dave as we send him off on his holidays. We also learn that Dave does a dodgy Peter Kay impression, although Emma and Matt Willis seemed impressed!

She's very small, and very very cute, and now, she could be a 'Nose of Tralee' champ. Sockie is the Laois Nose of Tralee and we heard all about her from her owner Alicia.

They've been in love a long time, and now, they're helping others to find love. Matt and Emma Willis are the new hosts of 'Love Is Blind UK' on Netflix and they joined Dave to chat love, make up and the one thing they've been 'hot' on.

There's nothing quite as much craic as a silent disco, a chance to have a bop in your own world and sing like no one can hear you. But what about getting your steps in as you do it? In Match of the Dave, we heard about a brilliant event for fans of the silent disco, plus a Cork teen undertaking a massive challenge!

''I prefer it.. I don't remember a lot from it'''The Decameron' has landed on Netflix and Dave caught up with the creator, Kathleen Jordan and the star of the show, Tony Hale.

Strictly come prancing might have actually caused hysterics. Dave's Bad Jokes were incredible today

Where were the families?! In 'Ask Dave', we heard about the Olympic sports that have been and gone, including one which was removed after only one person came to watch. Ouch.

It's not going to be for a while but it sounds like it's going to be big!Mentalist, Keith Barry joined Dave for a chat about his Irish tour among other things.

Welcome to another informative episode of The Dave Moore Podcast, in this episode we learn that The Dubliners left a clever little message in a Late Late Show performance of 'Seven Drunken Nights' back in the late 80's and we also learned that someone on the team hasn't seen 'Groundhog Day', how could this be? There is also some exclusive Keith Barry magic content that was not heard on this week's radio show. Enjoy!

Orca-nised crime? We're very sorry. Roll up, roll up for Dave's Bad Jokes

''I've quite an affinity to the culture'' Hollywood star Zoey Deschanel joined Dave to celebrate the release of her new movie 'Harold and the Purple Crayon'

But what about Google Maps??Cork Comedian, Chris Kent joined Dave to chat about his choice to ditch his smartphone.

We've always thought it was a story worthy of a film and now we'll finally get to see the 2002 World Cup drama replayed in a brand new film coming to our screens. In 'As Seen On Your Screen', we heard all the goss from casting to release date.

We're a talented bunch on 'The Dave Moore Podcast'. Cathal's painting his other half, Dave is exceptional at bubble writing and Eimear's doodle of Dave is a work of art. If Eimear was three years old and had never seen Dave before.We hear from the stars of Netflix's latest hit show, hand the bad joke baton over to the children of Ireland and ask the question 'what job do you think you'd be really good at'.

It's in every town, village and borough of Ireland and now, GAA is arriving in Uganda. In 'Match of the Dave', we heard about a special wrestling event, shoutouts to the Olympics in Paris and met John Conroy of Nile Og Cusacks in Uganda.

''It looks like we are entering somewhat of a summer feeling''Meteorologist and Author, Joanna Donnelly joined Dave to chat about what every Irish person loves to talk about - the weather!

The Decameron is on Netflix now! Stars of Netflix's new Show 'The Decameron', Saoirse-Monica Jackson and Zosia Mamet joined Dave for a chat.

Dave has handed the bad jokes over to the children of Ireland, and dare we say, it's the best one yet.