Dave Moore

They said it wouldn’t happen, they said that the ship had sailed but Garth Brooks proved them all wrong when he returned to Croke Park eight years after the initial saga to play for 400,000 delighted fans. But how did it happen, and where does the love affair between Garth and the Irish come from? A brand new doc is exploring all of that, and host Paul Quinn joined Dermot and Dave to reveal what he found.

Stand up has to be one of the most terrifying things anyone can ever experience, but what happens when it goes really wrong? In What’s The Story, Seán Burke spoke about his worst ever stand up gig. Catch Seán in ‘No Worries If Not’ on RTÉ Two, Thursdays at 10:35 and on the RTÉ Player

All eyes are on you, you’re the best man and you’re about to talk about your best mate or family member in front of everyone you know. You’re terrified, aren’t you? What if there was a way to make things easier? Cormac Lally from Bespoke Wedding Speeches joined Dermot and Dave to explain how he writes the best wedding speeches, and shared his tips to getting the right mixes of lols and awws.

It's been a week eight years in the making and for some, the night they've been looking forward to is over. For others, they've a whole working week to wait until they get to Croker to see Garth. But if you're missing the man himself, or you're looking forward to the show, we have just the thing for you. In Pamela's Telly, we heard about a brand new Garth Brooks documentary coming out this week, and she revealed the much loved show that's also returning this week.

We all know that we might be a good cook, organised, maybe even that we’re really funny but do you know what your actual greatest strength is, and how to use it? In a Mind Yourself Now special, Fiona Brennan joined Dermot and Dave to chat about a survey which reveals your 24 greatest strengths and how you can use them to change your outlook on life.

She’s an actor, a comedy writer, a novelist, a designer and now, a best selling children’s author, there is truly no end to Amy Huberman’s talents. Amy joined Dermot and Dave to chat about writing her new book ‘The Day I Got Trapped in My Brain’, and revealed what happened when she met the late Queen Elizabeth.

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 was less ‘Sliding Doors’ and more ‘Zipping Tents’ when Joe got in touch with the show. He was forlorn, he’d fallen in love at Electric Picnic but was missing a way of contacting the girl who stole his heart (and sleeping bag). Dermot thought he had been taken to ‘chumptown’ but Dave was more hopeful. Speaking of things being taken, we heard about honesty boxes. The idea, take what you want and the shop will trust you to pay what you owe! They’re popping up around the country and we met two Dublin brothers who say they’ve had great success from it. And if things weren’t spicy enough-Pamela Joyce and Dave have become obsessed with labelling their spice jars. We wish we were joking. Plus the best bad jokes, Say Stuff that Suits the Music and of course, a look ahead to Garth Brooks with some of the biggest fans in Ireland.

Back in 2018, Mary O'Donnell was listening to TodayFM when she heard Norah Patten speaking about her hopes to become the first Irish woman to go space. This chat inspired Mary to go after her dream to visit space school in the US. Since then, the Aeronautical Engineering student has been doing incredible things! Mary joined Dermot and Dave to talk about going from Limerick to working for Boeing and her hopes for space travel.

Picture the scene, you're making your dinner, you go reaching for a dash of paprika and when you do, it's perfectly organised. Everything's the same size, labelled and ready for action. We don't want to say this makes us squeal with joy and excitement, but we'd be lying if we said it didn't. Pamela Joyce has just begun her spice journey and she joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the wonderful road ahead.

They might be decisive, they're certainly expensive but they're also incredibly popular and whenever Apple launches the next iPhone, you can be sure millions of people around the world will be planning to splurge. But as Apple launch the iPhone 14, Pro and Pro Max, the question remains of whether they're actually worth the money. Newstalk's tech correspondent Jess Kelly joined Dermot and Dave to give her expert view on whether you should part with your cash.