Ten Down

Terrie and David are back, buzzing after Mayo finally get Sam after 75 years — and they get properly stuck into the “curse”, the finals heartbreak, and why it’s actually gas seeing someone other than Dublin take centre stage.

Then it’s straight into real-life chaos: getting two kids out the door, summer camp struggles, and why too much screen time can turn the whole day feral.

The main chat is one every parent will have opinions on: gentle parenting. Where does it actually work, where do boundaries have to kick in, and are kids basically professional rage-baiters?

Plus, a listener email about an “airport crush” and whether you should ever try track someone down.

Terrie and David are back and it starts off wholesome with Terrie losing the run of herself over a deaf taxi driver meeting a deaf passenger — the exact kind of content she wants on her feed.

Then the chaos kicks in: are they actually ready to foster (or rescue) a second dog, or is Jake and the kids already enough mayhem? Between Monday dinners with 16 people in the house and David’s past of dog bites, it’s a full debate.

Plus: Terrie’s hen party carnage (party bus, Fireball, bottomless brunch, road closures and bruises), David tracking her taxi live, a World Cup final rant, and the Glen of the Downs “gay meet-up” encounter that has them howling.

And a listener email that will make you double-check your gym bag… immediately.

Terrie and David are back and it kicks off with David diagnosing himself with full-on “Stockholm syndrome” after a proper barnie in the car — plus a quick foot update nobody asked for.

Then it takes a turn when Terrie tells the story of a random man trying to take a selfie with Sydney, the awkward aftermath… and the slow‑mo fall that had her losing sleep for days. They get into the reality of being a parent in 2026: lost kids at festivals, dads bringing daughters into toilets, and what’s actually appropriate.

Also on the agenda: Dermot Kennedy at the Aviva (third attempt, nearly missed it), teething chaos, a new mattress/skip saga, and David absolutely losing it over the six‑week hose ban.

Terrie and David are back, absolutely shattered after a 3-hours-there-4-hours-back family spin to Roe Valley — and David’s still raging that nobody offered to drive while he tried to “keep everyone alive” on the motorway.

There’s car-charge stops, Myles turning into a demon the second he wakes up, and Sydney proving she’s Terrie's ride-or-die… while also being fully ready to call 999 because “the guard knows me.”

They chat hormones, being type A vs type “can’t exist,” Love Island drama (justice for Charlene Murphy), and a listener dilemma about jealousy in friendships.

Plus: curly toenails, foot-rot accusations, and the chaos that is Terrie’s “makeup room” dump.

Terrie and David are back from the cruise and giving you a rundown on the absolute carnage — from the *massive* Legend of the Seas (20 floors, drones, YouTubers with security, and a buffet so good they barely left it) to why they’re already plotting a Caribbean one next year.

They get weirdly deep about how a ship that weighs 248,000 tons can even float… and then swing straight back into reality: Myles is crawling, head-banging for reactions, and Jake is apparently “getting a bit senile”.

Plus: the Ryanair seat scam rant, the motion-sensor toilet door disaster, and Rome in a heatwave nearly ending the marriage over a €5 bottle of water.