RTÉ - Liveline

Concert goers tell us what happened at the 3 Arena last night when Tim McGraw was performing.

Geraldine's washing machine went on fire last week and she wants to warn people not to use the device at night when you might be asleep.

Sean Healy was a victim of a hit-and-run and feels let down by the court system. Also, Mary Loftus is still suffering from the aftermath of an assault over 7 years ago.

Maura and Frances both received letters for deceased relatives, even though they had passed away some time ago.

We heard from some of the businesses who are coming on board for Fiver Friday on March 16th.

Fionn was snowed in in Wicklow.

Chris thought he had done a great deal when he bought a car recently, but has found out he is now liable for outstanding finance owed on it.

Loretto bought tickets for the Ireland Scotland rugby match on Viagogo at almost 4 times face value,and was surprised to see that they had originally been issued to Wexford Harriers Rugby Club.

Listeners react to comments made by Mary McAleese in which she referred to the Church as an 'empire of misogyny'

Peadar's wife died and he was subsequently contacted to request the return of a pension payment that was issued in error after her death. The amount was €5.90.

Deborah moved house and thus received a bill for a hike in her car insurance which she had already paid in full. She is not alone and the Liveline received many calls on the topic.

David LLoyd contacted us about the Giant African Land Snail being kept as exotic pets. A debate ensued which included 'The Grim Squeaker' aka Brian Donnelly who appeared on Ireland's Got Talent on TV3 and is the owner of two Giant African Land Snails.

After Storm Emma small and local businesses are doing their best to recover.

Margaret has failed her driving test 4 times and she believes she may never pass. She says anxiety always gets the better of her. Other listeners also tell us about their attempts to get a driving licence.

Colm runs a small newsagent and Grocery store in Arklow. The recent snow has hit many small businesses so Colm suggests Liveline runs a "Fiver Friday" promotion to help get shops and businesses back on their feet.