Listeners tell us about their recent ADHD diagnoses.

John is sad and angry about the new GAA split-season model. Rebecca is on holidays in Quinta do Lago where she came face-to-face with wildfires.

Cliona was asked by a Northern Irish Air B&B host if she was Catholic or Protestant. Listeners react and talk about the bonfires taking place in Northern Ireland.

Leanne has been waiting almost seven years for breast reduction surgery, with no end in sight. Michael's son is visually impaired but when their Air B&B host heard that he has an assistance dog, they canceled the booking.

Grainne and her friends were travelling on a train as part of a 70th birthday celebration. But they had a bottle of wine taken from them by staff. Regina, who's in her 50's, is having issues with her rollator on the bus. A woman named Karen came to the aid of Martin and his wife.

Dom defends a sign in his restaurant that states 'No Karens'. Samantha Kenny tells Katie about her daughter, Ava, who has a rare genetic syndrome and the lack of financial support available.

As Boris Johnson resigns as Prime Minister, listeners offer their opinions on him. Trish tells us about Tom who needs to go to a nursing home but can't bear to part with his dog.

Listeners tell us about out of control youngsters spoiling their experience of Minions in Irish cinemas. A listener thinks IMMA should not have ended their association with the Texaco children's art council. John will never be able to buy his own home in Ireland so he's moving abroad.

Joe had £2,500 in a suitcase in the attic which was accidentally donated to a charity shop. Sarah thinks the way that news presenters stand is unnatural. Katie hears more stories from women who were affected by the marriage bar, including Aileen who was Taoiseach Jack Lynch's secretary.

Tom was scammed by a woman he thought he was having an online relationship with. Katie speaks to a number of women who were affected by the Marriage Bar in Ireland.