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Chris has locked himself to a radiator in the Revenue Office as a protest over the Property Tax

John and Maria know the frustration of being a qualified pilot but unable to get a job in Ireland

Cillian is trying to get his media business off the ground but can't get financial support

Imelda's daughter will have to find tens of thousands to pay for life-saving medication; Professor Owen Smith on the improved facilities in St John's Ward, Crumlin Hospital

It was very upsetting for Marie Louise when the local newspaper published full details of the inquest into her husband's suicide

Shane's daughter & her partner were surprised at attitudes when they went to buy an engagement ring

The medical card is a lifeline for parents like Trish, Rosie, Peter and Marie, all struggling to cope with their children's cancers and other disabilities

Geraldine's son was brutally murdered by Wayne Kinsella in 2011; just like Bernard, the family are still waiting for the compensation they were awarded by the Criminal Injuries Board

Caroline, Linda, Susan, Antoinette and Martin all know how difficult it is caring for children with cancer, without having to fight for a medical card

Was Minister for Justice Alan Shatter right to state publicly that Mick Wallace TD was stopped by gardai over using a mobile phone while driving?

Parents concerned at the possibility of losing their medical cards, vital to the care of their children battling cancer

Dublin City Council restrict vacancies for 25 fire-fighters to current staff

Martha and Patricia were victims of thieves posing as tourists asking for directions

Emigration stories from Abu Dhabi and Canada, but how do banks deal with overseas customers?

Andrew discovered a way to avoid parking charges