RTÉ - Liveline

more stories from people who responded to pleas from the homeless & hungry

Pat wonders how banks can defend the enormous pensions their executives are getting

it never ceases to amaze Ernie and John the behaviour of motorists on Irish roads

more offers from businesses around the country - historical exhibits, riding lessons, Christmas socks......

views for and against the children's referendum, including Mark McCrystal who won his Supreme Court appeal against the government's use of public money for their information campaign

stories from those who have had personal contact with the homeless and those who beg on the streets

what is life like for those on daily dialysis and waiting for kidney transplants?

Ronan Collins clarifies the situation with the health of Irish musician Henry McCullough

would you buy food for a pregnant woman begging on the street?

the 2012 Fiver Friday campaign begins, with offers for board games, eyebrow shaping and car maintenance

Brigid waited in vain for a delivery from Tesco that didn't arrive

potential adoptive parents talk about adopting from abroad and the new Irish agency Arc Adoption

Don, George, Ivor and Gabriel discuss the waiting times and the wording on death certificates

Margot got a letter from her late daughter's bank, asking for action on a dormant account

stories from people who've had problems dealing with banks in times of sickness and death