Dave & Fionnuala on iRadio

Molly-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?

Dave and Fionnuala finally reveal the five Guinness World Record attempts they’re taking on for Drive for 5 - live from Caroll's in Galway’s West End this Friday.Fionnuala’s doing the heavy lifting: fastest time to recite the first verse of “Hit the Diff” by Marty Mone, plus most Saw Doctors songs identified by the lyrics. Dave’s cramming footballers’ faces for “most professional athlete's identified in one minute”.There’s also two chaos-inducing joint attempts: most water moved by hand in 30 seconds… and the toughest of the lot, most whoopee cushions sat on in 60 seconds by a pair (they already bent a chair). Free tickets via the Instagram link - and they need independent witnesses.

Dave’s deep in Wedding Wednesdays and this week it’s all about the ceremony music… except the priest has rules: no confetti, and every song has to have some religious connotation. Fair enough -but can it still be a banger?From “Here I Am, Lord” (absolute tune, but is it secretly a funeral song?) to the full Alive O4 nostalgia, Dave and Fionnuala try to figure out what actually works in a Catholic church wedding.Listeners jump in with suggestions like “Connected” for the walk back up the aisle, and even “All Things Bright and Beautiful”.Respectful religious bangers wanted.

Dave and Fionnuala are back on their mission to steal a Guinness World Record off a British radio station… and this time it’s an absolutely brutal one.The challenge: eat three dry cream crackers in under 35 seconds. No water during it, no butter, no Nutella, no cheats. The record’s been standing since 2005, held by LBC’s Ambrose Mendy at a ridiculous 34.78 seconds.Dave goes first and leaves what can only be described as a criminal amount of crumbs across the studio. Then Fionnuala steps up… fast eater reputation on the line, gag reflex doing bits, and the clock absolutely bullying them both.

Paul Hollywood has landed in court after being clocked at 96mph and accused of aggressive tailgating…That story sparks a dangerous new game: turning celebrities into car/motor puns. Think Stall Hollywood, Great British Brake Off, Tom Cruise Control, Brad Pit Stop and more.The listeners go fully feral on the voice notes, and somehow it all ends with Fionnuala unveiling: “Gerry the Monk Clutch.”