Dave Moore

You need to see Catastrophe! Pamela Joyce joined Dermot and Dave for Pam's Telly.

Saying ''I'm fine'' all the time isn't the way to do it either! Fiona Brennan from the Positive Habit joined Dermot and Dave for Mind Yourself Now

Seagulls getting intimate, Cathal making cupcakes, the stress of filling out an ESTA and who from the Dermot and Dave team is going to Disneyland? It's the best of Dermot and Dave, all of the messin' none of the music!

The tension, the battles, maybe not the swearing-there’s a new Succession in town and it’s all set around chimps. We heard all about ‘Chimp Empire’, and all of the weekends telly with Eimear.

They do say start small, but a fairy cake seems like a pretty simplistic beginning. After trialing his cupcake creation, chef Mark Moriarty joined Dermot and Dave to review Cathal’s journey into the culinary world and to chat about his new show ‘Off Duty Chef’.

When you have your own ‘comic cave’, you know you’re onto something special. Offaly Dad Gareth Pahliney has broken the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of Deadpool memorabilia and he joined Dermot and Dave to explain how it all came about.

Whether it’s an AI Liam Gallagher or a song featuring two of the world’s biggest stars, artificial intelligence is making it’s presence felt across the music industry. But, what does that mean for its future? Jess Kelly from Newstalk’s ‘Tech Talk’ joined Dermot and Dave to explain.

How many Sunday evenings have you fantasised about handing in your notice first thing in the morning? There is a way to change your work life, without it impacting on your personal life. Career psychologist Sinead Brady joined Dermot and Dave to chat ‘Total Reset’ and how we can all change the way we work.

Finally! A version of Liam Gallagher that Noel might get along with. UK based band Breezer got so sick of waiting for Oasis to reform, that they decided to do it themselves. Jon Clare from Breezer joined Dermot and Dave to explain how they created an AI vocal that couldn’t sound MORE like Liam Gallagher and how AISIS: The Lost Tapes became a viral sensation.

TG4 have discovered a troubling reduction in the number of Mna Tí looking to host Irish students during the summer. The result is that there are fewer places for those looking to take part in one of Ireland’s greatest traditions. Journalist Kevin Magee and Bean An Tí Eilís Ní Lochnáin joined Dermot and Dave to explain why, and what can be done.