Students who sat, or tried to sit, the Chartered Accountants of Ireland botched AAFRP exam last Saturday talk to Joe about their experiences.

A priest has suggested that the Government should financially compensate churches for the money they've had to spend on broadcasting masses. Not everyone agrees. John spotted a scooter on a busy interchange, in heavy traffic near the M50 on Friday. A shop in Finglas is selling replica guns. Marian, who was held up by a man with a fake gun, doesn't think such guns should be on sale.

Robert disagrees with the government’s proposal to ban people from betting on the lotto through their bookies. Marie’s spotted a problem with her beloved Telly Bingo. Patricia and Dorothy are on the hunt for their missing post. Maria wants canal drinkers to stop using her apartment block as a toilet. John Arnold describes the Cork countryside.

Lynne Tracey whose transgender daughter was provided with a gender-neutral bathroom in her mixed school, "It's a retrograde move on the part of the Department of Education," says campaigner Laoise Uí Aodha de Brún who contacted Joe about the Department's 'School Design Guide' which she says spells the end of single-sex toilet facilities in schools

Barry wants a plaque erected in memory of Judith Cooke who was murdered by the IRA in 1976 alongside British Ambassador Christopher Ewart-Biggs. Marian has some misgivings about a retailer's initiative to provide customers with free sanitary products. Karen talks about being a victim of stalking. Florence heads to Turkey for gastric sleeve surgery.

Listeners are divided about Enda Kenny's TV programme, Iarnrod Enda.

Relatives of people whose family members have been "consumed" by conspiracy theories and QAnon have contacted Liveline. Former alt-right film maker Caolan Robertson is speaking out about how he helped to radicalize people. Ciaran Fitzpatrick owns Banba Toymaster on Mary Street in Dublin City. He's been closed for 16 weeks and he's pleading with other retailers to stop selling toys. Andrew Groves runs G Sports in Newbridge. He's been closed since 24th December. He says he can't sell sliotars but his "local German retailer" can

Peter’s mother is seriously ill in hospital on a public ward. She says another patient’s family were allowed into the ward to say their goodbyes. Peter says they should have been given the “dignity” of a private room, especially during the pandemic. Audrey tells Joe about the shortage of dentists treating patients on the medical card system. Scrabble champions from around Ireland tell Joe about the game makers’ decision to ban a list of 400 words.

Joe spoke to John, from yesterday's show. John had been physically pushed off his bike by a man leaning out of his car. Today, we had discovered video which had been shared on social media of the men in the car. John reacted to Joe on the show about his shock at seeing the footage. Mike is also a serious cyclist and spoke of the harassment he has received while out on his bike. Patricia and her van found themselves in the middle of a sulkie crash, when one horse got out of control and all she remembered is seeing the hooves on her windscreen which was smashed. 'I thought I was going to die, Joe,' she said. Ed spoke about his bulimia and how he has kept it secret all his life, Angela talked about her non-stop cycle of bingeing and eating and we heard from other callers who talked about their relationship with food. Later in the show, we reunited John with Kevin who was the man who helped John after being pushed off his bike.

Margaret's sister was hit by a cyclist while crossing the road. John was pushed off his bike by a man who leaned out of a passing car. Eileen tells us how she's struggling to stay off sweets and chocolate. Petra tells us how she dealt with the trauma of being raped as a child.