RTÉ - Liveline

A robust debate on whether over-qualified nurses, sloppy hygiene or vain doctors are responsible for poor standards in hospital

Complaints from patients and their families about hospital care which didn't seem to have much effect

As a chess player, Bernard explains how technology can be used to help performance

Patrick was spending €800 a week on his heroin habit

Stories of families who were worried about standards of care in hospitals so decided to take matters into their own hands

David regrets the life he led as a drug addict

John and Darragh debate the right future for the Fry Model Railway

Pauline feels the health services could have done more to prevent her son dying from a heroin addiction. Ann Marie Hourihane's article criticising the way our health system works sparks a heated discussion

David, an Irishman living in Boston, on how the city is in complete lockdown

Concern and confusion over Personal Insolvency options

Geraldine was terrified by a driver who stalked her through the streets of Dublin

Banks which don't appear keen to help home-owners pre-empt problems with their repayments and 'Guidelines to a Reasonable Standard of Living' from the Insolvency Service of Ireland

Views on the rejection of Croke Park 2 by the unions

Callers who feel trapped by their mortgages and others who've found it very difficult negotiating the appeals process

Being visually-impaired isn't enough to get Pat a transport support grant. The HSE say he'd need to have lost a limb to qualify