Dave Moore

It's the size of a tennis court, it cost $10 billion and now, the James Webb Space Telescope is showing us space in a way that we've never seen it before. NASA enlisted US President Joe Biden to reveal the first images from the telescope that NASA chief Bill Nelson says show the 'deepest image of our Universe that has ever been taken'. After launching into space back into December, it currently finds itself about 1.5 million kilometres from Earth and is providing us with information and images that could completely change everything we know about what's beyond our own planet. Leo Enright joined Dermot and Dave to explain what we could see, and what it could mean!

Have you booked a flight? Had a flight cancelled? Missed a flight because of security? Lost your bags? Travelling in 2022 is, let's face it, a total nightmare and not helping matters are the checklists from airlines reminding us all of the things we already know. Inspired by a recent cancelled family holiday, and with days to go until another trip, our Dermot has his own checklist for the airlines.

Government Buildings is a serious place where big decisions are made about the future of our country. It’s also a place where politicians say things that are, quite frankly, often ridiculous and usually hilarious. After Tipp TD Mattie McGrath went viral for his recent speech in the Dáil, we took a look at some of the funniest moments in Irish politics.

When our Maria finished up on maternity leave, the fabulous Pamela Joyce was ready to step into Maria's fuzzy slippers to bring us the telly goodness. The only issue? She of course needed her own song. Not gonna lie, we're obsessed with the result.

If you’re struggling, asking for help can seem like a mountain. Going to therapy can seem impossible and knowing where or how to start is often tricky. For a Mind Yourself Now special, Louize Carroll from Prism Therapy Online joined Dermot and Dave to explain when you need help, and how you can go about it.

We’ve all been there. You’ve decided to do the big declutter and next thing you know, no one is speaking and it’s all about a blender that was never used. Decluttering can be stressful but thankfully help is at hand. Sarah Reynolds from OrganisedChaos.ie joined Dermot and Dave to share her top tips on how to declutter without the stress.

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! Who do you hate sitting next to on a plane? We heard some horror stories this week from the stander-uppers to the bare-feeters. We heard how ads are making Dermot want a burger at 8am, and found out the true Italian way to say tiramisu. And big news, our Maria is headed off on her maternity leave but there's a new member of Team D&D! Plus all your faves from Dave's Bad Jokes to Say Stuff That Suits the Music and Noni joined us from a chaotic Adare Manor.

It's called 'Go-Doggo' but some are suggesting it should be 'Doggo-Box'. There is a new games console developed that is made specifically for man's best friend. Tech journalist, Jasper Hamill joined Dermot and Dave to chat all about it and also why microchipping our dogs might become a thing of the past.

Step Brothers is an absolute classic and it's never not funny! It's Maria's last telly for a while as she leaves the Dermot and Dave team to go and have a baby. To hear all of Maria's telly recommendations for the weekend click Play above.

Ever heard of Bataireacht? It’s Ireland’s own answer to martial arts but it disappeared from the island for hundreds of years. Now, one Leitrim man is hoping to rejuvenate our love for what he describes as ‘boxing with sticks’. Bernard Leddy joined Dermot and Dave to explain all about the art of Bataireacht and why he had to travel to Canada to train