Dermot & Dave

Last summer, Fiona Griffin made headlines when she embarked on her first J1 at the age of 61. It turns out that she enjoyed it so much, that she’s decided to go back for another summer at Camp Clearwater. Fiona joined Dermot and Dave to chat about her amazing summer so far. You can follow Fiona’s adventures on @retiree_on_a_j1_visa

Searches are ongoing to find the OceanGate 'Titan' submersible which has been lost at sea since Sunday evening with five people on board. Dermot and Dave explained who was on board, why they were exploring the Atlantic and what's happening with the rescue mission.

Harry at Slane, feeling hot hot hot and Dermot's bee lesson. It's the best of Dermot & Dave, all the messin' none of the music.

Put down the socks, forget the voucher. The Treasure Vox could be the nicest Fathers Day gift out there. Karen Tomkins spoke to Dermot and Dave about her very unique, and very clever, business.

You’ll know him from his roles in Bad Sisters, Clean Sweep and The End of the F***ing World and now, Barry Ward is taking on a new role in a brilliant Irish film. The actor joined Dermot and Dave to chat ‘Sunlight' and the extreme dental lengths he went to for the role.

Action packed with a sprinkle of Irish Football. As Ireland come up against Grease in the Euro 2024 Qualifier, Maria's Telly, gives us the lowdown on the best bits on TV and Streaming.

She’s one of our favourite foodies, and with over 200,000 followers on Instagram sharing her transformation, Trisha Lewis is popular with a LOT of others too. Ahead of her cooking demos at Taste of Dublin, Trisha joined Dermot and Dave to chat transformation, fear and training for the Camino de Santiago.

After getting an email from a listener looking to see if they should quit, or stick with, a job that they don’t love anymore, Dermot and Dave were joined by career psychologist Sinead Brady to find out if you do really need to love your job.

When you’re sitting looking at the pink or blue pages of the leaving cert exams, the furthest thing that would be in your mind is the thought you might end up in one some day. Victoria Kennefick had the experience of appearing on English Paper 2 and she joined Dermot and Dave to explain all.

Our favourite musical comedian Fred Cooke popped in to chat about the Paddy Power Comedy Festival.

After years of listening to Dave's random facts, chaos ensued when Dermot took the reigns on 'Dave's World'. 

It’s that time of the year when we might be lucky enough to spot a hedgehog scurrying around your garden or in a local park, but if you’re in Galway, they need your help. Elaine O’Riordan from University of Galway joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the Irish Hedgehog Survey and what they need for 2023.

We didn't think he was a sprightly young thing but even we were shocked at how old E.T is. We heard his real name, and age, in a Dave's World E.T special.

What happens when Dave plays music to Dermot he’s never heard before? He says things he may have never thought before! It’s called Say Stuff That Suits The Music, and the results are always weird, wonderful and very very funny.

From piggybacks on bouncers to offering life advice after gigs, there wasn't a fan in Ireland who didn't want to share their favourite memories of Christy Dignam. Dermot and Dave heard from fans around the country including some of Ireland's biggest musicians and producers.

After the past few years, we know that Ireland does filmmaking well, so it makes perfect sense that a Christmas film would follow. Speaking to Dermot and Dave, actor (and golfer) James Nesbitt revealed all about the Northern Irish based film, shooting a Christmas film in March and of course, Man United. James will be taking part in The Irish Legends Wapp Celebrity Series alongside Ronnie Whelan and Manchester United Legend Teddy Sheringham. For more, visit legendstour.com

This story involves pretending to be unwell and ending up on a operating table in hospital. Comedian and Playwright Tom Moran joined Dermot and Dave for What’s The Story.

The boys in green did us proud. Irish footgolf player Damien Coyne joined Dermot and Dave to chat about how they got on in Orlando.

So bad, they're good, and sometimes, they're just bad! All we'll say is 'Netherlands'. It's Dave's World Bad Jokes.

She's a BAFTA Award winning actress known for her roles on 'Derry Girls' and 'Extraordinary' but life could have been different for science grad Siobhan McSweeney. Ahead of her role in the 3Olympia and Landmark production of 'Happy Days' in Cork and Dublin, Siobhan hopped on the phone to chat BAFTA speeches, playing an Irish Mammy with a difference but mostly, to moan about the weather!