Dermot & Dave

In today's installment of Dave's World, Dave brought a real head-scratcher to the table: Which female name is the most used in music? He took a deep-dive and shared some of his own (deeply flawed) hypotheses.

What do interactive whiteboards, Bridgerton and Gort have in common? Absolutely nothing - except for when they crop up in Say Stuff That Suits the Music. This week Dave played Dermot a whole new range of tunes he has never heard before and Dermot said the first thing that came to mind. In fairness to our Dermot, the results are always hilarious, and this week was no different.

One thing about our Sean - he absolutely loves the N18. He claims it's the best road in Ireland - but Dermot and Dave weren't so sure. The lads took the discussion to the airwaves and let listeners have their say. Sean even compiled a top-five list based on all of your answers, fair play to him.

Dancing With the Stars sensation Brooke Scullion took the time out of her tango-filled timetable to catch up with Dermot and Dave. She told the lads all about the competition, her blossoming pop music career and how to crack the EuroVision (top tip: avoid getting arrested in Barcelona - if possible).

Comedian Faye Shortt - who is currently on the road with her dad Pat - took time out of her jam-packed tour schedule to tell Dermot and Dave about the time she passed out in Leaving Cert English class. After hyping up Hamlet to a classmate, Faye took a turn and made a theatrical exit - unconscious and being rushed into an ambulance by her teacher. She and the lads had a good giggle at her retelling of events, catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button.

Have you heard the old wives' tale about Lilt and male fertility (which is COMPLETELY UNTRUE and backed by zero scientific evidence - Coca Cola please don't sue us)? Well on the morning the news broke that the iconic tropical tasting soft drink will cease to exist in its original form, Cathal decided to share it with Dermot and Dave. Naturally, chaos ensued.

Our Dave considers himself quite the casual home critic. But today he was joined by someone who does just that for a living - interior designer and HOME OF THE YEAR judge Sara Cosgrove joined him in studio ahead of the show's return to screens tonight! They spoke about what we can expect from this season, the dos and don'ts of renovating and the power of paint.

Bad Jokes, but make it romantic. On this Valentine's Day installment of Dave's World, the man himself read out your best love-themed howlers... do better people.

''It's the best pie in Scottish football'' There have been many shocks in Footballing history. For example – Leicester winning the Premier League, Saudi Arabia beating Argentina in last years World Cup. But, none might be as big as Darvel beating Aberdeen in the 4th Round of the Scottish Cup - 3 weeks ago! The win has put Darvel on the Map and were delighted to be joined by Darvel’s owner John Gall joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the club and his famous pies.

If you were a fan of Drive To Survive then this will be right up your street! Pam Joyce joined Dermot and Dave for Pam's Telly and she has news about Netflix's new series - 'Full Swing'.

A happy heart isn't just for Valentines Day, you know! Professor David Burke, Consultant Cardiologist and head of Cardiology at the Beacon Hospital joined Dermot and Dave to answer all of your heart related questions for Mind Yourself Now.

Today on Dermot & Dave the lads discussed the Ireland V France game at the Aviva stadium this weekend. The lads spoke to producer Seán, who was at the game, about the atmosphere inside the stadium. This lead to a discussion about whether fans should be stopped from buying booze while play is ongoing. Over 70 per-cent of those who responded to the poll think booze should not be served, with one texter saying 'it ruins the atmosphere'.

It sounds like Donal Skehan has his fingers in a lot of pies (No pun intended) He’s one of the busiest chefs in Ireland, from Cookbooks and TV Shows to creating recipes for his 1 million YouTube Subscribers, it’s fair to say Donal Skehan has been kept busy. Donal is also an ambassador for the Children’s Health Foundation and he joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the Great Irish Bake. CHF’s big event, The Great Irish Bake, is taking place on Friday 31st March.

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! This week on the podcast we hear about Cathal's stint on Rós Na Rún, Seán reveals when it's ok to give away TV spoilers, while Dave's boiler is keeping him up all night.

''If you want to go for a coffee, I'll talk you through everything'' Conor Donohoe from Wild Youth joined Dermot and Dave to chat about representing Ireland in Eurovision 2023. Conor also share that Nicky Byrne sent him a nice message after Eurosong.

From the football to the half-time show, the Super Bowl is one hell of an event! Mark Hogan from the Pro Football Ireland Podcast joined Dermot and Dave, live from Arizona to look ahead to Super Bowl LVII.

The Late Late Show Valentine's special is always one of the most chaotic pieces of Irish television each year. Pamela Joyce joined Dermot and Dave for Pam's Telly and she has news about another series of 'Love is Blind'.

Soccer star Stephanie Roche traded her Ireland jersey for dancing shoes when she joined the cast of Dancing With the Stars 2023. She chatted to Dermot and Dave about her coping with criticism, the transition to ballroom and the World Cup...

Another Dave's World, another insightful question. This week, the man himself posed the conundrum - what does a baby elephant suck? The answer is surprisingly wholesome, and thought provoking.

Dermot and Dave were delighted to be reunited with comedian Karl Spain. Fresh off the tour bus with Kevin Bridges, Karl spoke to the lads about a new tour of his own - 'Well What Did you Expect' - and had a go at a few Bad Jokes. They were so awful they made Dave's look good.