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The house next door to Gary was purchased by Dublin Simon Community. He has made complains to Simon about anti social behaviour there, and is not happy about how the house is being managed. We heard from Sam McGuinness, Head on Dublin Simon, as well as Liveline listeners.

A number of listeners have been robbed while in Clarehall Shopping Centre.

Niamh is trying to turn her life around after years of shoplifting.

Tracey told Joe about her "Smokey and the Bandit" moment where she found herself in a car chase with a handbag-thief.

Tara Barry lives in Dublin's Sandyford area and had serious difficulty finding a taxi driver to bring her home from the city centre at the weekend. 

Joe heard from callers who were stuck in Dublin's "Tram Jam" when the new Luas caused significant traffic delays on Monday morning. 

Amanda lives near the new Scientology centre in Firhouse where the controversial church has launched a Winter Wonderland Christmas event for local families.

Siobhan Kilalea told Joe about how her daughter was a victim of racism while travelling on the Luas this week. 

Rebecca encountered a rogue drone while staying at the Powerscourt Hotel in Enniskerry, Co Wicklow. 

Damien Mahon's company - Apollo Windows - got an incorrect bill from Eir for €2300. He spent months trying to get the money back. Eir eventually agreed to a refund. But then they changed their mind and said he could offset it against his bill.

A video went around on social media last night of a bus driver throwing an abusive man off a bus. Sonya told Joe about her own experience being thrown off a bus - because her child was crying too much.

Listeners react to the sale of a former Magdalene Laundry building in Dublin to a Japanese hotel group.

Lisa and her family, who live in San Francisco, planned to spend Xmas in Ireland. But Lisa mixed up the booking with Aer Lingus putting her Xmas trip in jeopardy.