RTÉ - Liveline

behaviour of the Irish abroad, from Australia and Playa del Ingles

attitudes to street photography continue and the mystery of the man who spent 50 years photographing people on O'Connell Street

stories from small businesses struggling to repay debts but feeling pressured by financial institutions

following-on from yesterdays discussion about taking photographs of children in public, Philomena, David and Ann all offer their views on the matter

John, Diana and Michael on whether CCTV cameras are a good idea in cars to monitor road behaviour

do the Irish in Perth deserve their reputation as 'drunken fighters'?

was it understandable to be suspicious of a photographer taking pictures of children in a playground or is street photography an important document of society?

Kevin collapsed at the airport and was brought to Beaumont A&E; he was very impressed with the care he received

legislation stipulating that only Private Security Authority licensed operaors can install CCTV and alarm systems

Olivia and Anne both have German husbands and give an insight into how the German's see the Irish

Jude feels his daughter working for €50 a week in a Job Bridge scheme is a form of exploitation

passionate reactions to announcement by Angela Merkel that there will be "no back-dated recapitalisation of Eurozone banks"

the ideas flood in for all kinds of ways to save money on food and energy bills

Mark came off worst when he intervened in a robbery; Frances's son was stung by a seemingly-legitimate car dealer

reacting to the case of somebody stealing food because they had no money, callers today tell what they are doing to survive financially