Lisa was in her local park and feeding the squirrels when the warden requested she stop as it would cause a rat problem.

Kerry native John Paul O'Connor owns 'Sasta Sausages and Puddings'. He says his business didn't get off the ground in his home county but did very well in Dublin. He's urging people to shop local.

Valerie's sister is a nurse in a busy hospital ward. Last night she and her colleagues got a well-meaning gift from her managers but feels it was a little tone-deaf: one tub of Quality Street to share between 30.

Ciara Nolan is talks to Joe about the traumatic few months she and her sister Eabha Mansfield have had. Their mum passed away in October, a month after being diagnosed with a brain tumour. Their dad suffered a cardiac arrest and now requires 24/7 care.

Joe took €5000 out of the bank, but he was followed and robbed at a filling station.

Emma Foley booked a room in a hostel for a man who was sleeping rough. But the hostel cancelled the booking when they heard the man was homeless

Maeve Wright tried to buy a suit from Magees for her upcoming wedding to Sara. But when she arrived for the fitting she was told they do not make suits for women. Rosy Temple from Magees explained the issue and apologised to Maeve for the confusion.

Mary Ellen hid €300 in her oven. But she forgot about the money and accidentally incinerated it while cooking.

A mystery woman paid for John's shopping in what was a random act of kindness.

"An exciting day, a historic day."Dr. Jonathan Leung was one of the first doctors in the UK to administer Covid-19 vaccines this morning in the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford. Thomas Gray's mother died in March after contracting Covid-19. He told Joe about the hope he feels today after vaccines were administered in Belfast this morning. Noel Donlon spoke to Liveline from his hospital bed in September. He's still recovering from the effects of Covid-19. He's talking about the vaccine roll-out which started in Northern Ireland today. #Liveline