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Dave & Fionnuala on iRadio
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Dave & Fionnuala on iRadio Weekdays from 3 pm to 6 pm. Home of the Bop Bop Baby Bus.
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Midas Fury : Does it deserve the hate?
2w ago00:05:09Tap to summarizeMolly-Mae and Tommy Fury finally revealed their baby’s name - and it turned into a full-blown pop culture event, complete with a boxing ring “name reveal” and the internet doing what it does best: having Opinions.Was it clever branding, or were they just asking to be torn apart online?
Transcribe →Gimme 5: Megan in Meath is back for more
3w ago00:03:32Tap to summarizeDave and Fionnuala are back chasing the impossible: a “golden week” on Gimme 5, hitting a perfect five every single day. To keep the streak alive, they call in the big guns — previous champ Megan from Meath.Megan’s got a serious average and plenty of confidence… until the 10-second clock starts and she’s asked to name five countries that have hosted the FIFA Men’s World Cup and the golden week dream falls at the third hurdle.
Transcribe →iRadio's World Cup
3w ago00:03:43Tap to summarizeThe iRadio office is in bits after the FIFA World Cup sweepstakes draw (or two draws).
Transcribe →Galway’s Porridge Oats Crisis
3w ago00:05:08Tap to summarizeGalway is under attack… and it’s not the traffic or the rain. It’s one mystery person spreading porridge oats for the pigeons all over the city centre.Dave and Fionnuala try to get their heads around how a “harmless” act has turned into a full-blown nuisance - oats everywhere, pigeons lapping them up, and now claims it’s attracting rats and vermin.Producer Leah joins with what she saw along Merchant’s Road - pillars dotted in oats like it’s normal.With Galway City Council “all out of ideas” and even talk of trips, falls and broken hips, the gang asks: what can actually be done?
Transcribe →Big balls, small balls
3w ago00:03:50Tap to summarizeDave and Fionnuala are back after a weekend of “ball action” in every sense of the word.Fionnuala’s flying it as a proud Galway woman with a big day out in Croke Park, trains up and down to Dublin, and the all-important Houston Supermac’s on the way home. Dave, meanwhile, heads solo to Carrick-on-Shannon for Leitrim vs Wexford… and comes back with heartbreak and a five-point loss.But the real drama? Dave’s attempt to level up the office sweepstakes with official draw balls goes horribly wrong when the tiniest capsules imaginable arrive. Underwhelming doesn’t even cover it.
Transcribe →Is Ibiza worth the hype?
3w ago00:04:25Tap to summarizeProducer Leah drops in with Dave and Fionnuala to spill all the details on her week in Ibiza - they chat superclubs, bucket-list nights, and why Ibiza is actually stunning even if you never set foot in a nightclub.But the real jaw-dropper is the cost of it all: €25 for a single Vodka Red Bull, €130 to get into Calvin Harris at Ushuaïa, and the one that nearly finishes everyone off — €15 for a tiny bottle of water. Worth it? Leah gives the full verdict.
Transcribe →Celebrity Names in Songs
4w ago00:04:43Tap to summarizeFionnuala was doing some research on international death notice website this week and came across a name which has started an interesting conversation....
Transcribe →What's the story?!!!
4w ago00:04:15Tap to summarizeThat's the sound what's the story is back and this is not an easy one......
Transcribe →Help James Find His Mystery Woman
4w ago00:04:29Tap to summarizeJames was on holiday in Benidorm and felt the sparks with an Irish woman. The only issue is he doesn't know her name, number or how to contact her. He asked for Dave and Fionnuala's help to track her down....
Transcribe →Hit The Diff Goes World Record Speed
May 2500:05:24Tap to summarizeWhat a day in Caroll’s Bar, Galway. Dave and Marty look back on the absolute fever dream that was “Drive for 5” - five Guinness World Record attempts in one afternoon, and they came home with two titles (which is seriously not bad going).You’ll hear the moment Fionnuala nails the big one: fastest time to recite the first verse of Marty Mone’s “Hit The Diff” - a blistering 7.45 seconds, with Guinness adjudicator Prav making sure every single word was spot on.And then it gets even better: Marty Mone joins the chat, reacts to the record, and teases the idea of a ridiculously fast “Hit The Diff” remix… with jivers needed.
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