Liveline

Callers react to news of additional payments made by RTÉ to Ryan Tubridy above those publicly declared.

Callers discuss the protesters at the Consultative Forum on International Security Policy in UCC. Christina and Shane speak about the rising cost of school books and supplies. Violet and Katie celebrate the Irish Women's Football Team. Noel talks about how the Pride Flag outside his shop has been vandalised.

Margaret speaks about the challenges of having a group of bats that are nesting in her house.

Tom is very sad that Choc Ices have been discontinued. Paddy Cullivan believes that Wolfe Tone did not kill himself but was actually murdered. Mary has no legs but was not considered 'not disabled enough' to receive assistance for an adapted vehicle under the Primary Medical Cert.

Maura was attending an appointment and spotted an elderly man watching porn in the hospital waiting room Callers voiced their views on the remarks made by the President regarding Prof Louise Richardson Pat's daughter Katie Linh suffers from Muscular Dystrophy but has been deemed "not disabled enough" to receive an Adapted Vehicle Grant

John woke up to find his tyres deflated and a note from a group called the "Tyre Extinguishers" Listeners express their concerns about rubbish in various locations across the country The final conclusion to Declan's elephant story

Laoise returned to her accomodation and everything she owned was gone. Niall has seen an upturn in anti-social behaviour in Navan. Calan's son chopped off the top of his finger and their car was clamped while in A&E. Tony believes there should be more Bloomsday events outside Dublin. Declan was charged by three herds of elephants in Zambia.

Listeners remember Christy Dignam, lead singer of Aslan, who died yesterday.

Callers describe their frightening encounters with bulls.

Callers discuss their anguish over the difficulties of Maths Leaving Cert Paper 1.