Would you take an unpaid job as a verger in a church in return for free acommodation? Rian is a "white van" delivery driver who feels that his job has become impossible with parking restrictions. Dave McLoughlin is prepared to defy the Government directive and reopen his diner on Monday

Marian says camper vans park up, take over and leave a mess . Pat Mullins had his shoulder broken when knocked off his bike. Rene Meys owner of the Schnitzel Hauz restaurant got a grant from Wexford County Council to purchase outdoor furniture. He is now being told to remove them. Patricia is annoyed her grandchild's communion is cancelled.

Catriona's newly purchased caravan was stolen. She and her 4 kids were looking forward to a planned holiday which won't now happen. Paul's sister was attacked while walking with her dogs. Marie and Anne live on their own in large enough houses. But they object to attempts to make them downsize as a way of helping the property crisis.

Callers react to the Taoiseach's announcement that there will be a delay in the July 5th reopening of indoor hospitality

David Larkin hit a deer with his van. He says it happened on the N7 on his way to Naas. Anne tells Katie about falling victim to Invoice Redirect Fraud. As property prices rise and supply issues remain, Leo Oman says he will only consider downsizing his home if he had somewhere to go.

Anonymous email from a woman who left an abusive relationship after 20 years but now finds herself penniless. Kim, a survivor of domestic abuse reacted to the anonymous letter. Rafal Karaczyn was found guilty of murdering his wife Natalia Karaczyn in their family home. Natalia's sister, Magdalena Mc Morrow shared her story with Katie today.

Parts of Deansgrange cemetery have become overgrown with weeds. Relatives of people buried there are upset.

Today Katie heard from callers concerned about the family of boar shot in Kerry after being released in the wild. Then callers about pig farming practices and the reasons why they might have been destroyed. One sausage maker has gone vegan, another caller runs a pig farm and explained the importance of keeping infection out of the herd.

Listeners tell Katie about what it's like to be in a coma. Patricia talks about writing an emotional letter to her son. Lynsey highlights the high cost of prosthetic limbs.

Mary's asked to pay for a brand new Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp kit, but she has an unused one from last year, Parents disappointed at no in-person graduation ceremonies for school children. Conor's elderly father gets unsolicited offer from Eir to upgrade his TV package and Gerry abandons his home for months because of the smell from pig farm.