100 episodes
Liveline RTÉ
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- Society & Culture
Joe Duffy talks to the Irish public about affairs of the day. Have you got a story to tell? If you’d like to talk to Joe on-air about an issue that concerns you then we want to hear from you. Email joe@rte.ie. Listen live Monday to Friday at 1.45-3pm on RTÉ Radio 1.
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The Assault Of Natasha O'Brien - Special Education Summer Places - Campervans & Money
Joe discusses the assault of Natasha O'Brien by soldier, Cathal Crotty. Callers discuss the lack of places on the Summer Programme for children with special needs. Campervan owners spend money in local economies but is that money being put back into facilities for campervans?
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Dublin Airport Taxi Rank - Taxi Driver Attack - Worried About Aer Lingus Flights - In Search Of Musical Instruments - Beach Dogs
Connie was waiting 2 hours for a taxi at Dublin Airport. Michael was robbed and attacked in his taxi. Michael is worried his family's holiday flights will be cancelled. Sinead is looking for donations of musical instruments for kids in Nairobi. Claire was terrified when she was jumped on by dogs at Tramore Beach.
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Who Left Wine In My Car? - More Carrie Jade Williams - Our House Is Now A Bat Maternity Unit - Do Aer Lingus Pilots Deserve A Pay Rise?
Mary was surprised to find 14 bottles of wine in the boot of her car. Joe uncovers more information about Carrie Jade Williams' past. Marianne's mother's house is completely infested with bats. Simon believes Aer Lingus pilots do deserve an increase in pay.
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Eamon Ryan Resigns and Ryanair Reacts - Disappearing Bus Stops - Ensoulment - Bringing Medical Cannabis Into Ireland
Cllr. Donna Cooney,Green Party, reflects on the resignation of Eamon Ryan. Dermot Brady claims that several bus stops near his shop have been removed. Dr. James Hardy wonders if mummies damaged at St. Michan's Church should now be buried. David is unable to bring medical cannabis with him when he visits his parents in Ireland.
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Our Church Rumbled Samantha Cookes - The Charm Of Campervans
Rev. William Hayes confronted Samantha Cookes about her past.
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Lack of Facilities for Drivers with Disabilites - Illness During the Leaving Cert - Abuse of Horses
Callers to Liveline respond to revelations revealed by RTÉ Investigates. Karl speaks about his food poisoning experience while sitting the Leaving Cert. Éinrí talks about the driving challenges faced by people with special requirements.