Michael O’Regan, parliamentary correspondent with the Irish Times, on strikes, Clare Daly’s criticism of the judge who issued a warrant for her arrest and Fianna Fáil in Kerry.

Jerry spoke to ASTI members who went on strike today.

Aileen Crean-O’Brien with her sons and her partner set off on a journey to follow in her grandfather’s footsteps a century ago. Unfortunately, Aileen broke her leg during the expedition.

That’s what Colleen Morey called the period when her late mother, Margaret, had dementia. Colleen helped cope by writing a journal and addressed it to her mother as she was before she became ill.

It seems there might be a quite a lot of ‘useless’ men out there who weren’t able to make tea, peel potatoes or do basic chores before they got married! Is it because some of them were spoilt rotten by their mothers?

Maurice Mannix of Beale GAA club and Cllr Michael Gleeson gave their reaction to Jerry.

Tony Foley, the 11-year-old son of rugby great, Anthony ‘Axel’ Foley who died suddenly last week at the age of 42, has launched #8masses4no8. It’s a Facebook campaign to encourage people to go to Mass over the next 8 Sundays to remember their loved ones who’ve died.

Law lecturer and solicitor, Miriam McGillycuddy, joins Jerry on the last Tuesday of every month to answer your queries. Today, the focus is on wills.

Some listeners took offence at the language used by Rory Cowan on TV last Saturday night to describe his sadness and anger over his mother’s dementia.

Noreen O’Sullivan’s sister Debby O’Shea died at the age of 60 after being diagnosed with early onset dementia.

Omniplex Tralee says it will give a complimentary ticket to customers who offer proof of having paid the parking fine of €40.