Dermot & Dave

She’s best known as Mairead from Young Offenders, from her roles on Finding Joy, Smother and of course, Republic of Telly but now, Hilary Rose is truly living wild. Hilary joined Dermot and Dave live in our Cork studio to catch up on working with husband Peter Foot, her new podcast and plans for a book! For more from Hilary, head to her website livewild.ie

It's one of the best shows on Irish television. Dermot and Dave couldn't come to Cork and not talk to Anna Geary! The Cork legend chats Ireland's Fittest Family, Instagram Stories and Why girls quit sport. Click Play to catch all the craic.

A comedy caper and a caper in your dinner are vastly different things but for some of us, both of those words mean nothing! Pamela's Telly took a bit of a detour when Dermot brought up the expression 'comedy caper' and 'Nuns on the Run'.

''They had to move the goalposts from Thomand Park to Páirc Uí Chaoimh'' Munster manager, Niall O'Donovan joined Dermot and Dave ahead of the big Munster game. The sell-out game will see 41,400 supporters make their way to Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork for Munster vs South Africa.

He's a Munster Legend and a fine rapper as well don't you know! Munster Rugby Legend and proud Cork man, Simon Zebo joined Dermot and Dave to look ahead to the Munster vs South Africa game in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

The shops are bedecked, the ads are themed and there's a sense in the air that Christmas is coming quickly. So when do you put your tree up? If you're the Moore's in Waterford, it's November 1st (or 2nd if you're a day late) Loughlin Moore joined Dermot and Dave to chat about getting in the festive spirit.

It’s been a rough few years, and we want to spread some joy this Christmas. Dermot & Dave are hitting the road in the ‘Campervan Of Christmas Joy’ and we could be visiting you! To get involved, head to todayfm.com/campervan and we could be seeing you this Christmas.

The tough time for tech employees continues as Facebook confirmed they are to cut 13% of their global workforce. Around 11,000 of the 87,000 staff employed by parent company 'Meta' will be let go as the company tightens its belt. With around 3000 staff and 6000 contractors in Ireland, there's likely to be job losses here as well as in Meta's other locations. Jess Kelly from Tech Talk on Newstalk joined Dermot and Dave to explain what this will mean for Irish staff, and why Meta have come to this decision.

Cathal wants to follow in the line of many famous gingers including Mick Hucknall. Cathal from the Dermot and Dave show recently told the lads that he's thinking about getting an earring. Well, it seems his wishes are about to come true. The lads tracked down Liam O'Grady from Be Pierced in Wexford has kindly offered to come up and pierce Cathal.

If you ever want an insight into someone's head, play them some music and get them to say stuff. That's what works for us anyway! In Say Stuff That Suits the Music, Dave plays Dermot pieces of music he's never heard before and the result is both bonkers and hilarious.

Nearly 10,000 miles with no real plan, no money, no car and no plane. A total doddle right?? Andy Howard wants to showcase the good that he believes still exists in the world by getting from the UK to Australia with no money, no car and no plan. The 18 month journey kicks off in January and Wicklow man Andy joined Dermot and Dave to explain all. For more, head to linktr.ee/andyhoward

Full disclosure-these bad jokes are actually, really really good. Dave shocked himself, and us all with Dave's World Bad Jokes today. There will be laughter.

It’s complicated, it’s confusing but the results will have a global impact. The US Midterm elections are in full swing, and the outcome could dictate how things are going to go in the coming months and even years. Andrew Lowth from TodayFM news joined Dermot and Dave with a run through of some of the big candidates, the key States and what it’ll all mean.

It’s the time of year when the Irish coffee really come into their own and we think we have the perfect story for sharing over yours! In ‘What’s The Story’, Lee Coffey (yes, really) joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the incredible story of the famous Irish drink. Lee’s play ‘The First Irish Coffee’ is running from November 14th at Dublin’s Laughter Lounge. For more, visit firstirishcoffee.com

When you think of iconic Irish moments, two tend to spring to mind. Italia 90 and Riverdance. From the moment the crowd cheers as Michael Flatley and Jean Butler finish their routine, it’s clear that history has been made. Now, the backstory of how Riverdance came to be has been documented in a brand new book. Producer Bill Whelan has released his memoir ‘The Road to Riverdance’ which takes us from his home in Limerick in the 1950’s to the seven minutes that changed the world via working with U2 and Kate Bush. Bill joined Dermot and Dave to take us on the road with him!

It's been two years since Ant & Dec brought us on a journey to Australia as we watch celebs eating bugs, grubs and everything in between. 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here' has travelled back around the world to the Aussie bush and we caught all the goss from the launch episode in Pamela's Telly.

How many times have you been told that helping yourself to some cheese just before bed is a surefire way to have a nightmare. But is that actually true? Sleep Expert, Tom Coleman from tomcoleman.ie joined Dermot and Dave to set the record straight, and answer your questions. Tom has recently launched a '90 Days to Better Sleep' programme, for more email tomasjcoleman@gmail.com.

Rory Hearne recently described the country as ‘broken’. The reason is sky-high homelessness, an entire generation unable to buy their own home and seemingly no end to the housing crisis that has blighted Ireland for decades. In his new book ‘Gaffs: Why No One Can Get A House…And What We Can Do About It’, Rory explains how the current situation has arisen, the impact it’s having on thousands of people, and the solution he thinks we need to take. Rory joined Dermot and Dave to chat about ‘Generation Locked Out’, Government policy and how he sees the next few years panning out.

He can sing, he can dance...but can he act? Harry Styles has been lighting up the silver screen with roles in 'Don't Worry Darling' and is now coming to our telly with 'My Policeman'. We heard how you can watch Harry, and what the reviews say, in Pamela's Telly.

For many, it's a right of passage. Leaving Certificate, college course and into the world of work. But is it always the right answer? The Ul@Work Human Capital Initiative Conference On Transforming Higher Education is taking place and they're looking at how the world of college education could be set to change. One person who has embraced the notion of 'dual-track learning' is Hannah Wrixon from Wrk Wrk. She's currently combining her learning with her full-time job and she joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the benefits of a new outlook on education.