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A Portuguese speaking dog, a rural house, some white underpants. Things didn’t go well for Joe on his first foray into housesitting. The comedian and Father Ted star joined Dermot and Dave to chat going back to college, Louth Culture Quest and shared his calamitous tale! For more on Louth Culture Quest, visit antain.ie

NASA has successfully smashed a spacecraft into an asteroid seven million miles from Earth to make sure us humans have a chance of preventing the kind of disaster that wiped out the dinosaurs. Everyone’s favourite Space Commentator Leo Enright joined Dermot and Dave to chat all about it.

She spends her life up and down the country, and up and down the thousands of hikes on the island, so it’s safe to say Roz Purcell knows a thing or two about where to go in Ireland. While it’s easy to want to stay home and cosy in the autumn and winter, Roz wants people to know that there’s loads to do in this place we call home. Roz joined Dermot and Dave to chat about DiscoverIreland’s #KeepDiscovering campaign and shared some of her best tips for travel.

They took on the ultimate Today FM quiz! The latest inductee's into the Today FM hall of fame are presenters Louise Cantillon and Peter Collins. Dermot and Dave decided that we all need to get to know them a little bit better and they tested their Today FM knowledge.

Garry Hoey and the lads are heading off to Istanbul this week to play for Ireland in the 2022 Amputee Football World Cup. Garry Hoey from Dundalk plays for the Irish amputee Soccer Team and he joined Dermot and Dave to tell them about Ireland’s quest for glory.

It's never far from the 'Top 10' on Netflix and with recent news, there's no doubting that the next series of 'The Crown' will be hotly anticipated. The good news? We won't have too long to wait. In Pamela's Telly, we heard when we'll catch the 5th series of the drama as well as the brand new series of 'Emily in Paris'.

Ingrown hairs, peeling after a facial-for something we all have, our skin loves to give us hassle! Our resident expert on all things ‘skin’ is Jennifer Rock aka The Skin Nerd and with a name like that, you know she knows her stuff. Jennifer joined Dermot and Dave for a Mind Yourself Now special where she answered your questions!

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! Reunited and it feels so gooood! Dermot and Dave are finally back together and to celebrate, we went deep into conspiracy theories about where our Limerick host was. Spoiler: it’s not that exciting. But we did find out something new about Dermot, there’s one song he really really doesn’t like. Speaking of not liking things, we heard all about the worst presents ever given in Ireland after Isabel in Kildare got a bin from husband ‘Practical Paul’. And the bin? Only the latest in a long line of interesting gifts. We met the Mayo man who got a shout out from Garth Brooks, heard about the most famous TV shows we’ve never watched and found out something shocking about our Cathal.

Sometimes it’s nice to watch something really bad, have a bit of a laugh and forget about the world. There’s probably nothing better to watch in this case than ‘Cats’. The 2019 film was a commercial and critical failure and has entered into the ‘so bad it’s good’ lore. Thankfully, you can be your own judge of that. In Pamela’s Telly with Eimear, we heard when you can cat-ch this terrible film, and all the weekends telly!

He is one of the country’s most beloved musicians and he holds the coveted title of the biggest selling album ever in Ireland. David Gray is an honorary Irish man at this stage and his album White Ladder is still a fan favourite in Ireland. Earlier this year he played three sold-out shows at the Three Arena in Dublin, which were all recorded and feature as part of a new documentary for Sky Arts. David joined Dermot and Dave to chat all about it.