RTÉ - Liveline

Shocking attitudes to suicide in Japan prompted René Duignan to take action on the issue

Property tax letters directed to the home owner's children, worries about being able to afford the tax and concerns about how to correctly value your home

As property tax letters are received around the country, Mary, Declan, Paddy, Sean, Noel and David all had queries about the details in their letters

Joan, Gerard and Ellen describe what it's like hoping TUS/CE schemes will get you out of the unemployment trap

David Dempsey explains the Maddie Alert, which he invented to secure patio doors

Olive and Professor John Greally object to the destruction of the record cards of heel prick tests carried out on Irish babies born 1984 - 2002

Michelle describes the trauma of owning a house on a ghost estate, still paying the mortgage but having no access to it

The pride is obvious in Imelda May's parents who describe their trip to Áras an Uachtaráin to watch the recording of the 'Glaoch' television programme

Miriam has lost a valuable business asset for the sake of a few thousand euro

How is St Patrick's Day celebrated around the world and what does it say about Ireland's image abroad?

Donal and Moira know how small businesses are struggling to stay afloat and Aubrey sees families moving their lives abroad

Callers compare the services you get for your council tax in the UK with what we can expect to get for our property tax here

Molly in Argentina, Fr Paddy and John react to news that a Cardinal from Argentina is the new Pope

Angela tells Damien how her mother ran into an unexpected problem when trying to sort her late husband's bank account

Workers in construction explain to Damien why their prospects are made worse by problems with their skill certs in the UK