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.

Dogs could be banned from beaches in Wexford. Our listeners react. Junk Mail. Austin objects to getting lots of unsolicited material through his door.Some of the birds for the Disney film currently being shot in Enniskerry have died in a fire. Ed Drew tells us what happened. Ciara wants to find the owner of a racing pigeon in her back garden.

Disgruntled artists tell Katie about their failure to secure grants from the Department of Arts. Sally is annoyed after collecting tokens for a free jug from sustainable milk cartons, only to discover that the jug is made of plastic. Family members of hospital patients discuss ongoing Covid visiting restrictions.

Philip spoke to Katie about not being able to see his beloved uncle in hospital since Easter due to Covid. Penny was married for 53 years and was only allowed to see her husband twice in a nursing home before he died. We talked about verbal abuse on the Dart. and Ed talked about working in retail and how customers treat you.

Elaine and Geraldine, mothers of the children saved on Bunmahon Beach. Christy Hennessy thanks gentleman's outfitter Eddie Murphy for going above and beyond. Tom McDermott is attacked by a buzzard. Andy Ring has a problem with trucks. Amanda Cambridge tells of losing her son Avery in a drowning accident.

Paul O'Dwyer tells us how he and his family rescued 2 young children from the water in Bunmahon beach yesterday.

Joanna, GP is being kept awake by construction noise. Aaron Foley warns people of the dangers of jet skis, Jack Hogan saves a man from drowning. Philomena has a problem with bees. Sister Fiachra Nutty tells Joe about the struggling Eucharist bread market and Joe says goodbye to the catchphrase of the pandemic, "51551 Wash Your Hands".

A number of people from the Sherriff's Office arrived at Emma's door at 6.45 this morning to repossess her car. She had unpaid tolls. Matt's son was excluded from his football team after they amalgamated a number of teams. Emmanuel Sweeney thinks Trinity is NOT the best university in Ireland, despite it's number one ranking.

Joe spoke to Anthony who had built his own house boat on the canal for him to live in. He was there for three months before Waterways Ireland lifted it and impounded it. Anthony talked about how he believed the boat fulfilled all criteria and couldn't understand why it was taken. Lorna and Andrew talked about how difficult it is to buy a house.

Callers to Liveline recount anti-social behaviour over the weekend in East Meath and Dublin. ''To get straight to the point, this is a demand for £5 million'' Charlie Bird tells an extraordinary tale of an attempt to hold the Government ransom in 1979