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Fifty years on from the Dublin/Monaghan bombings, listeners recall where they were when the blasts struck.

The new portal which links Dublin to New York is being used in creative ways. Dr. Sheila Gilheany thinks Michael Flatley should not have openly publicised his new whiskey on The Late Late Show. Gráinne has noticed buses aren't always stopping to pick up or drop off passengers. Amy was surprised by how much she enjoyed Fossett's Circus.

Brenda was told her tea would cost double in order for her to have her tea the way she likes it. Bernie's wallet was stolen but a man chased the thief and got it back for her. Glyn's lambs were being killed by foxes so he got shooters to help him . Bruce Springsteen singled out 7 year old Farah for a hug at last night's Belfast concert. Bruce Springsteen singled out 7 year old Farah for a hug at last night's Belfast concert.

Sarah and her family are moving back to Cork but are unable to find a creche with any places available. Kevin explains that regular drivers keep parking in taxi ranks. Kelvin has returned to Ireland after living abroad for 54 years but is thinking of leaving again due to bureaucratic issues.

Katie speaks to Marty Whelan, Johnny Logan, Charlie McGettigan, Paul Harrington and Eurovision superfans about Ireland finally getting back into the Eurovision Final.

Listeners describe how important the wake is to them. Katie speaks to Irene and Linda Buckey who composed the music for 'That They May Face The Rising Sun'.