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Sexual assault survivor Ella Hewson (18) waived her anonymity to name the Defence Forces member who sexually assaulted her as child when she was at a friend's sleepover in his house. Patrick Byrne (42), of Grange Rath, Drogheda was sent to prison after being found guilty of two counts of sexual assault. Ella and her mother Dawn share her story.

Anne believes that people in Ireland should pay for their water usage to bring the nation into line with other European countries.

Listeners share their experience of attempted motorbike robberies.

John O’ Brien-Retired Garda Detective Chief Superintendent and author who was also the National Head of Interpol and Europol speaks to Philip Boucher Hayes on interpol and process of detaining people across the borders.

Listeners from Louth join in to talk about how they are gearing up for the All-Ireland football semi-finals.

Listeners discuss how use of air conditioners aggravate lung conditions like Asthma.

Experts share advise on how to keep your pets cool in this sweltering weather.

Listeners share their thoughts on use of artificial intelligence for making art after The Thomas House pub banned AI posters for gigs at their venue.

Listeners tell us about coping with the heat in the workplace and what Ireland's hottest job might be.

Gerry Barry defends his leprechaun street performance in Cork City.

Edward Fossett appeals for information after four of the motorbikes from the circus were stolen last night

Limerick? Athlone? Kilkenny? Dublin? Listeners from around the country talk about their towns and cities and what could make them even better.

Michael O'Connor speaks to Cormac about the care his late dad PJ O’Connor received at University Hospital Limerick in 2021. A bleed on PJ's brain was not detected during reading of his scans, an action which was outsourced. The hospital expressed their regret and admitted that the care provided 'fell below our standards and best practice'.

Listeners debate the idea of supporting England for the remainder of the World Cup

Listeners discuss rising incidents of injuries, offences and other accidents by rogue users of scrambler bikes, e-scooters.

Listeners discuss their stance on hare coursing.

Listeners discuss rising incidents of drivers breaking traffic rules in Ireland.

Referees discuss facing abuse and assault during games following an incident at an underage GAA match in Co Clare.

Listeners react to schools pushing students to buy electronic devices.

Mother of a neurodivergent child shares her ordeal at Luton airport where the security confiscated her nee-doh cube, a toy that helps them cope with overwhelming crowded spaces.

Karen Ryan talks to Cormac about the killing of her father, James, and welcomes the proposed changes to the use of character references in court.

Nathan Carter talks to Cormac about scammers impersonating him online.

Pico's only Irish international manager, Paul Doolin, and Pico's mam, the "Queen of Crumlin," Judie Lopes, speak to Cormac.

Sabrina and Eleanor talk to Cormac about damage to the honesty boxes on their respective properties.

We hear from listeners who share their opinions on the potential decriminalisation of drugs

Listeners discuss how beaches remain inaccessible for persons with disability.

In light of latest CSO crime figures showing 8% increase in the number of women who were attacked in the first quarter of this year, listeners Caoimhe Haughey and Natasha O' Brien shared their experience of facing violence.

Listeners discuss their ordeal with rat infestation.

Callers discuss the plans for redeveloping the GPO.

Eddie recently moved to France from Ireland and is struggling with the record temperatures and intense heat

Jordan speaks about his late brother, Killian, who died following a severe asthma attack after waiting more than four years to see a specialist consultant.

Mandy tells Kieran about her struggle to bring her children back to Ireland after they were abducted by their father

Locals tell Kieran about the importance of protecting Cú Chulainn’s Castle in Co. Louth

Kieran gets reaction to Keir Starmer's resignation as Prime Minister

Pico Lopes' mam updates us from Florida after her son fought out a 2-2 draw with former World Cup Winners Uruguay

A listener tells how her son tragically died due blood loss.

Listeners get in touch to lament the closure of a Military museum in Meath

Metallica fans are giving blood

Martin, Pico's father in law, gives an update from their travels

Listeners discuss anti-social behaviour on public transport.

Listeners discuss the new €3 customs duty that will apply to many e-commerce parcels valued at €150 or less coming into Ireland from outside the European Union from July 1.

Listeners discuss the mandatory three-day wait period for abortion in early pregnancy

Listeners discuss Simon Harris' announcement of a blueprint for a "unified island"

Pico Lopes' family chat to us from an Uber on the way to the stadium as he gets ready to play Spain in the World Cup

Kieran speaks to callers about the difficulty they are having in dealing with the anti-social behaviour of teenagers across the country as the summer holidays begin.

Callers talk to Kieran about the risks of passengers not paying attention to announcements about peanut allergies on flights.

With Katie Taylor preparing for her final fight in Croke Park their is already disappointment among fans about ticket prices and availability.

The family of Roberto 'Pico' Lopes is excited about heading to the World Cup with the League of Ireland star.

Kieran hears from a clamper and those who have an issue with clamping

Kieran hears from those affected by the rioting in Belfast last night; Sultan's business was destroyed by fire.

Cian tells Kieran how he deals with private clamping

Mikey's daughter speaks out in support of her dad following online criticism.

Will Ireland qualify for the World Cup tonight? And what will happen with the home game against Israel?

Rianna speaks to Kieran about her experience at the hands of her former partner who tried to control, dominate and punish her and has since been jailed.

Jacqui Hurley's son is disappointed that Katie Taylor and photographers walked onto the pitch to be introduced to the crowd during his team's half-time match at Croke Park over the weekend.

Callers give Kieran their thoughts on domestic cats being predators of small animals and birds

Kieran hears from parents whose children were upset about a very difficult maths paper in the Leaving Cert.

Jedward's Edward really enjoyed Boyzone's final performances in London and feels that any criticism is unfair

Listeners get in touch to give their reaction to the ongoing Rotunda

Listeners react to the news that Katie Taylor is coming to croke park

Jessica is astonished at an article she read about private maternity care referencing "posh push". Other callers call in about the importance of having the option to use private maternity care.

Callers share their concerns about the lack of adequate eating disorder services in Ireland.

News emerges that an announcement regarding Katie Taylor fighting at Croke Park will be made this Friday.

Dr. Shane Broderick from the Mater Hospital in Dublin talks about the increase in stabbing injuries being treated in the emergency department.

Michelle Ryan remembers her father, Bobby Ryan, 15 years after his murder.

CMAT has said her success is being "tarnished" by ongoing body shaming as she prepares for a sold-out Dublin show this weekend. Callers talk to Kieran about their own experiences with body shaming online and in person.

Callers from around the country talk to Kieran about their difficulty in getting water issues resolved by Uisce Éireann.

Kieran talks to a doctor who has been separated from his wife for their entire marriage due to visa issues.

Parents in Carlow tell Kieran about the threats sent to primary schools across the county.

Kieran hears from Eileen in Ballivor, who had to collect her children after their school ran out of water.

Lifeguards talk about the importance of patrolled beaches and lakes in April and May

Some listeners feel we need to be more serious about climate change during this hot May weather.

Aoife and Craig share their personal experience of Friedreich ataxia and the fight for a breakthrough drug to be made available in Ireland

Listeners debated the merits of relaxing housing planning laws in rural areas.

Listeners get in touch about the the dangers of E scooters and how they are being sold online

We hear from a listener who had their Bat equipment stolen from their Car

A listener gets in touch about the lack of benches on Grand Canal

Kieran talks to a listener who has been dealing with an ongoing issue of squatters in his holiday home.

Listeners react to the news of the €50m write-off of an Iarnród Éireann IT project.

Aga Narloch and her teenage son Shaun speak to Kieran from the Mater Hospital after Shaun was injured in a road collision.

Listeners speak to Kieran about RTÉ's latest appearance in front of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Media.

Reaction to the death of Yves Sakila on Henry St in Dublin last Friday.

A listener gets in touch with Liveline to express her disbelief that the Chester Beatty cafe will have to close for 6 months

Linda talks to Kieran about her son, Joshua, who was on a flotilla intercepted by Israeli forces.

Hilary tells Kieran how Crohn's disease impacts her life.

Kieran spoke to listeners as well as Helena Kearns, an Irish citzen who is onboard one of the boats of the Global Summit Flotilla heading towards Gaza with aid.

Kieran spoke to listeners as well as Amy Dennis, living with Crohn's disease and her call for better public toilet facilities and better awareness around the condition.

Liveline does a special broadcast from the George as it celebrates its 40th birthday

Callers spoke to Kieran about the dangers of drink-driving and distracted driving

Marie tells Kieran about the horror of seeing a video of her son getting kicked in the head

Michael tells Kieran he is disappointed to hear Bertie Ahern's comments about immigration

Tommy watched the Eurovision last night and says Ireland weren't missed

Maeve joins the picket line as a member of the public in support of the ambulance strike, while Matt feels the strike could have serious repercussions.

Mark feels that RTÉ not broadcasting the Eurovision this week is depriving the nation of a major cultural event.

Suad Mooge tells Kieran about her pride in being chosen as the Dublin Rose and how she deals with online racist comments

Callers get in touch about the GAA plus streaming costs

A caller gets in touch about the HSE spending

Callers get in touch to share their stories about David Attenbrough

Callers discuss the government's plan to introduce a ban on under 16's accessing social media.