Charlie Bird tells Joe an extraordinary tale of an attempt to hold the Government to ransom in 1979.

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Aaron Wolfe, Principal of Coláiste Eamon Ris, Cork, Peter Keohane, Principal of the Donahies Community School, Donaghmeade, and Ava Mae Conway, Leaving Cert student discuss the upcoming Leaving Certificate exams.

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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