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Conor saw the ban coming, but is disappointed nontheless

Annette had to shave some years off of herself to enrol

Fiona Hanrahan, Director of Midwifery and Nursing at the Rotunda Hospital in Dublin, speaks about the practice of freebirths

Maegan Murray has found the search for an apartment to rent almost impossible

Maclean Burke, actor formerly of Fair City

Noel Waters thinks the smell of marijuana around Dun Laoghaire is reminiscent of Amsterdam

Owners of food trucks in Dublin call in to discuss a spate of robberies

An Irish person living in Australia and an Austalian living in ireland discuss their experience

The sligo hospital are putting on a panto!

Famous Toy Solider store at risk of closing down

A listener recounts the horrific fire that destroyed her home house.

Listeners from Greystones got in touch to debate the merits and problems with the Greystones Christmas market.

A listener raises some concerns about the Vodafone Christmas advert.

We hear from Ukrainians living in Ireland about what Zelensky means to them

Mei Lin received honorary doctorate from Trinity College

Two dairy farmers get in touch about the cost of milk

Callers got in touch about if Hezog Park should be renamed

A stag is on the loose in Ennis causing havoc

A caller tells us about their Spogomi initiative

We highlight a selection of Irish Craft businesses in the lead up to Christmas

Rachel's fuming over missing out on the Dublin marathon

Barry's a prisoner in his own home.

Eoin's coffee shop had an unexpected visitor.

For Elmarie, Black Friday is cloud with no silver lining.

Ailish, as a school cleaner, has noticed the proliferation of energy drinks that students are consuming in school

Listeners debate the rising cost of fuel

Nicole’s brother and Danielle’s brother were shot dead outside a Tesco in Finglas in 2010 in a case of mistaken identity; their killer has never been found

A school principal in Wexford describes the deterrents used to stop pupils vaping on the premises

Get in touch to join our special craft programme taking place this Friday 28th November!

Patrick is very disappointed with the new All-Bran recipe

Sean talks about his journey with Breast Cancer

We hear from people describing the difference in cost for fuels.

A listener got in touch to talk about how their pottery store had been broken into

A listener tells a harrowing tale of plastic surgery gone wrong

The door of Lynn's apartment was broken down when she got home

Listeners debate the pros and cons of the hot school dinners scheme in schools

Callers tell us about hobbies they went back to later in life such as jigsaw puzzling and Irish dancing

Ana's food truck in Dublin was set alight

Dublin residents speak about protecting their cars from foxes

Listeners debate the merits of an All-Ireland national soccer team

Emma's former partner was recently sentenced to prison for assaulting her

Cyril posted a video which he thought was quirky but some reactions surprised him

Callers get in touch about the ghost cycle lane in Kildare

After a number of playgrounds were set alight, callers discuss what can be done to prevent this vandalism

Janet has an issue with how online maps direct traffic down certain roads

Mary lives in Kerry and her property experienced flooding from the heavy rain last week

Troy Parrott's partner Lauren plus John Aldridge, Keith Treacy and callers react to Ireland's massive win over Portugal in their quest for World Cup qualification

Leah's father was the victim of an attack in Dublin

Rebecca speaks about her experience of sexual assault and how it didn't get to trial

Lisa tells Kieran about the dangers of eating nuts on flights

Listeners continue the conversation around flying the national flag

Robbie struggles to get enough qualified workers

Maria speaks out after losing €18,000 in an elaborate online scam

Ronan tells Kieran how important immigrant workers are to his business

Caroline describes the theft of Christmas stock from her book and gift shop in Bray, Co. Wicklow

Andrea talks to Kieran about the proliferation of Irish national flags flying on the streets around the country

Kieran speaks to Colm O'Nualláin, Principal of Gaelscoil Inse Chór, where President Connolly will make her first official engagement tomorrow morning

Naeem Iqbal speaks up for his friend who was attacked by a group of men and women while walking to his car with a colleague

Hannah was shocked when her delivery driver sent her a text message asking her out

Alan, Stephanie and Kieran speak about their difficulties in accessing care for their children

Alma organised a Bernese Mountain Dog walk to say goodbye to President Higgins

Annette's mother had a long wait in an ambulance before being diagnosed with sepsis

Robi explained to Kieran how easy it is to modify e-scooters to go faster

Parents talk about the difficulties of getting supports for children with additional needs

A brick was thrown through the window of Cllr Alan Lawes' home

Dick tells John about his recovery from addiction and how thankful he is for the life he has now

Barber Michael Moriarty, also known as The Baldy Barber, closes his family barber shop in Cork tomorrow

Aoife is struggling as a young renter and feels she will never own her own home

Relatives of Emer O'Loughlin speak of their relief after the inquest into her death concluded today

Bird farmers and owners talk about the impact the current bird flu risk is having

Fiona tells John about getting stranded in Roscommon

Roseanna Ruane, mother of Saoírse Ruane, speaks about the effects of DJ Carey's actions

How early can you start decorating for Christmas & what is the best break-up song?

Listeners share their experiences of motherhood as older women

Callers remember campaigner and advocate Sr Stanislaus Kennedy who has died at the age of 86

Callers react to the sentencing of DJ Carey after he was jailed for five-and-a-half years for defrauding people by falsely claiming he had cancer and needed money for treatment

Orlaith advises exercising fear like a muscle

Michael thinks devilment used to be a bigger part of Halloween

Jonathan woke up to a child's cry

Thomas says the employees are staring into an abyss

Tom takes the toll road to work every day

Catriona has let her dogs into the bed and has never slept better

Marcella discovered her private pictures circulating online

Looking back at the impact of Radio Caroline

A day out to the match lead to problems for one listener.

Peter used to redo the wallpaper every year

Mary knows a thing or two about running a marathon

Edward knows what to eat to defeat the gloomy season

Cathal crashed his bike into a deer

Sarah is looking for the hero who hauled her Bernese Mountain Dog out of the canal

Dennis tells Philip about his 149 sheep that have been stolen

Katie describes going through breast cancer at a younger age

Dermot spoke to Philip about the death of his teenage son, Daniel

Callers tell us about cloth nappies and toilet training babies

Nicholas has a tame fawn that follows him when he walks his dog

lan wonders how necessary weather warnings are

Former players talk about the pride of earning caps playing for Ireland.

David W. Higgins talks about the benefits of marriage preparation courses.

Listeners talk about the phenomenon of KPOP.