Shalva gave €20 to a woman in distress with a Canadian accent. Sean visits his brother in a care home every week. Despite the bus passing the care home, the nearest bus stop is a 25 minute walk away.

Gilbert O'Sullivan talks to Joe and we hear some of his greatest hits.

Callers discuss the current advertising campaign for Jameson Whiskey. Anna's six year old son was knocked down by an E-scooter in Bushy Park.

Angela's sister, Martina, died three weeks ago due to alcoholism. Other callers share their struggles with drinking.

Aisling, 17, describes what it's like to live with a rare form of Sarcoma and how she copes with it.

Callers discuss the establishment of a Citizens' Assembly on Drugs Use.

Brush Shiels and the regular Funny Friday crew join Joe at the D Hotel in Drogheda.

Paula explains the bureaucratic minefield involved in running a crèche in Ireland.

The less time Sinead keeps her child in creche, the more she has to pay. Deborah feels that she was born to be a mother but had to hand her baby over.

Listeners react to the Government's announcement of a new Cost Of Living package. Val saw smoke coming out of her tumble dryer and prevented a fire.