Listeners call in about their cancelled Aer Lingus flights.

Listeners share their memories of Queen Elizabeth II.

Betty is worried about Queen Elizabeth II's health. Ralph has seen a memo from the Citizen's Information Service. Jean is annoyed by the Director of the Booker Prize Foundation's elitist attitude.

Tony thinks all shops should close at 8pm. Fergus is a volunteer at Citizens Information in Kilkenny but feels his skills have been reduced down to the role of a receptionist.

Lorraine's son Callum is on home dialysis. She is worried about looming energy costs and outages. The steel which was left in front of Dave's house has been collected. Muireann Kyeyune believes people should try harder to pronounce people's names correctly. Paid Citizens Information staff describe the changes within the organization.

Last week 4 steel girders were left in Dave's front garden. He doesn't know where they came from. John, who is a farmer, wants the ESB to pay him for the electricity poles they have erected on his land. More on the Citizens Information Service.

Rachel received a curious response from a prospective landlord. Nora Owen was a founding volunteer of the Malahide Branch.

More discussion on why volunteers at the Citizens Information Service are being downgraded.

Mary has been a volunteer at Citizens Information for over ten years but the model of the service is changing, so she will no longer be volunteering there.

Geraldine's electricity bill has gone up over 400%. Mary is looking forward to getting back to work with the new school year but is worried about e-scooters. Michael Fisher was a student of Jesuit Priest, Peter Orr.