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Customers of Love Holidays describe how their holiday did not go to plan. Listeners remember those who took par in D-Day.

Brian and Ciaran thought they had rented a room in Dublin 7 but it was a scam. Katie's wheelchair was damaged when being removed from a plane. Pat loved being a Garda Reserve but was forced to leave when he reached retirement age. Jean's father was in charge of landing craft in Normandy.

Angela's campervan got covered in a sticky brown substance while driving through Sligo. Mary missed out on saying goodbye to her father before he died. Caroline has severe arthritis and is unable to take her clothes off but has been refused an evening assistant.

Carmel offered a room in her house to a homeless man and, with her help, he now has a house in Sligo. Áine's dog, Daisy, ate rat poison. William's caravan was removed from outside his house and his mother's ashes were inside. Callers discuss some Irish connections to the D-Day landings in World War II.

A labeling mishap resulted in a bunch of people receiving the wrong packages. Noelle is upset about a photo of her niece in the Irish Times. Tony 's lost passport was found, enabling him to go to Spain. While there, he saved his friend's life. Thomas is the grand-nephew of the 5 O'Halloran brothers who fought in World War II.

Listeners discuss Dublin City planning, BusConnects and parking spaces. Bernard Lynch, a gay priest, reacts to the Pope's comments on homosexuality.