RTÉ - Liveline

Nicholas Kirwan has been selling Ice Cream for 15 years but fears he may go out of business because of the cost of Insurance. He got his new quote for 3 vans and his premium has risen from €4,700 to €10,700.

Mary is giving out about the cost of holidaying in Ireland. A burger and chips cost her around €20 in Dingle. - Andrew asks why cinema goers are not allowed to eat their own food while their watching a film.

Philip Redmond's dog fell out of his car while he was driving on the N11 this morning. Debbie Murphy has found the dog and is minding him for Philip.

Stephen told Joe that he thinks civil servant demands for 3 'divorce days' leave are ridiculous. Stephen works in the private sector.

Colm suffered chronic depression because of pressure at work. He was working in his first job in a bank and wanted to make a big impression. But it took a huge toll on Colm and his family. He used to wake up during the night making notes for the next day.

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Gap of Dunloe

James, a regular commuter, is concerned about anti social behaviour he has seen on the Red Luas line.

Nutan , who now lives in Ireland, spent 8 years as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh's photographer. Ger Carton spent three weeks there 10 years ago.

Caroline lost a brother to suicide. She feels that the treatment of addiction and mental health need to be addressed together.

Jason saw a vicious dog attack yesterday in a Dun Laoghaire park. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier was not muzzled.

Tom's father in law is 100 and he's on a waiting list for home care for 6 weeks. Tom wants to know how long a man of his age will wait.