RTÉ - Liveline

Paul Young of Cartoon Saloon is on the line talking about the Oscars 2015 nomination for Song of the Sea.

Regina is a genetic researcher. She recently noticed an advertisement for DNA genetic testing for food intolerance. The offer was on a discount website. She decided to phone the company to enquire about the science behind these tests. She tells Joe her opinion on these tests.

Geraldine got a card in the post on 10th of December. When she opened it, she discovered it was a birthday card to a C Ryan, from his mother, containing a large amount of money. She would love to reunite it with its owner.

Ulster Bank are closing branches all around Ireland. Joe talks to Tony in Clones, Co. Monaghan, Pat in Ferbane, Co. Offaly and Pat in Croom, Co. Limerick about what the closures mean for their small towns.

Patricia Kennedy is the wife of Thomas Kennedy who has been missing since 29th July 2014. She tells Joe about her hopes for his safe return. The family have made a short video to raise awareness about his disappearance.

David Kerr of Bonkers.ie talks about discounts in the energy market while other callers talk about the lack of price regulation from the commission for energy regulation.

Anne told Joe about money her elderly father left in a jacket that was donated to a charity shop.

Nora and Bernadette were both the recipients of the kind actions of good samaritans, one of whom left his jacket and keys in her car. Liveline reunited the owner of the keys at the end of the programme.

Cornelia says her story might become a case study for normal people declaring bankruptcy.

Last Tuesday Simon saw what he thought was a book fall from the roof of a car - it was a white ipad mini.

Callers discussed window blind cord safety and other safety measures when it comes to having children.

We talk about the current events ongoing in Paris.

A reflection on the week in relation to Paris.

Joe talks to Lynda about the tragic death of her daughter.

More people share their experience.