Dave Moore

Missed some of your favourite bits during the week? Want to catch up on the craic from Dermot and Dave? Well look no further than the Dermot and Dave Best Of podcast, your home for all of the messing with none of the music! Whether you’re on a drive, out on a walk, getting stuck into the gaff or garden or looking for a bit of distraction from work, the Dermot and Dave Best of podcast has just some of our favourite moments from the week gone by! It’s the last normal week of the show for 2022, but don’t worry, we still rammed a LOAD of craic into the week. We heard not one but TWO stories of Christmas joy involving Irish rail, met the Irish man bossing it on Countdown and played the game that will absolutely make your Christmas dinner. There’s Bad Jokes, Say Stuff that Suits the Music and a special song from our Noni. And if you’re a fan of the Dermot & Dave's Best Of Podcast, we have you covered over Christmas. From December 26th-29th, there’ll be some of our favourite moments in bumper podcast form. 26th December-Best of Big Names including Michael Bublé, Sandra Bullock, Colin Farrell, Reese Witherspoon, The Rock and Kate Winslet 27th December-Best of Ireland including Leona Maguire, Vera Paw, Karen Weekes who rowed the Atlantic solo and all our favourite Irish moments of the year 28th December-Best of comedy-jam packed full of our favourite moments from Say Stuff That Suits the Music, some of Dave’s Bad Jokes, a dog with a Dublin accent and loads of other craic 29th December-Best of Best Of-the best of Dermot and Dave podcast for the year. All of our favourite moments from D&D Day to Campervan, ear piercing to Maria’s baby news and a whole lot more.

It's that time of year again, when most of us will be spending more time then normal in the pub. And lets be honest, sometimes it can be hard to keep the conversation going. So today on Dermot & Dave, Producer Seán decided to introduce the lads to a game that he had played with his friends in the pub on Monday night. Prepare to be driven mad!

''It's astonishing'' Comedian, Andrew Maxwell joined Dermot and Dave to chat about his upcoming tour, Christmas traditions and Roy Keane's moustache.

Have you heard of Dominic The Donkey? Cathal from the Dermot and Dave show stepped in for Dave's World and he made it a 'Christmas Cathal Special'. He introduced the team to an old Christmas song that they had never heard of, but now love!

It's a festive edition of one of our favourite parts of the week! In Say Stuff That Suits The Music, we're catching up with Ray D'Arcy, Diarmuid Gavin and the inside of Dermot's head.

It’s time of year full of excitement, and excess and for some people, the thoughts of the socialising and the food that follows can fill them with dread. Emma Murphy is a psychotherapist from EatingFreely.com and she joined Dermot & Dave with some tips on how to navigate the food fear at Christmas

''Holidays are coming'' From ‘The Holidays Are Coming’ to ‘Don’t forget to turn the lights off’, it’s safe to say that with every Christmas comes some iconic Christmas Ads. Vaunnie McDermott, the managing director of advertising agency Connolly Partners joined Dermot and Dave to chat about what goes into making a good Christmas Ad.

The last one could be our favourite one ever! Dave's Bad Jokes had us all spluttering into our tea, even if we didn't want to!

When you think of Christmas, there’s one man who springs to mind, and it’s not Santa! Michael Bublé’s dulcet tones are synonymous with Christmas, so much so that he’s inspired a Meath woman to write her own. Caithríona Madden joined Dermot and Dave to explain how she went from a cardboard cut-out of the man himself to having dinner with him to then writing her own song about it!

When Noreen from Galway got in touch with Dermot and Dave, she'd had a pretty dramatic weekend. After bringing 12 year old Ruairc and sister Laoise to Dublin for the day to see the Toy Show Musical, they found out moments in advance that the show had been cancelled. To make up for the upset, they went to the Lego Store where they got some goodies. Which then ended up being left at the side of the car in the Heuston Station carpark, and then, poor Ruairc ended up in hospital! A fairly glum Noreen joined Dermot and Dave to ask for help, and needless to say...there might be a Christmas miracle!