Liveline

After the death of his elderly mother, Andrew found he could not manage the house by himself. The extent of his hoarding was not discovered by his siblings until he had a heart attack and was taken to hospital.

Tricia went to The Stardust on Feb 14th 1981 with her friend, Caroline but Caroline never came home.

Taoiseach Simon Harris issues state apology to families of Stardust victims.

Callers who have received apologies from the State reflect on how they feel about it now.

Family and friends of victims of the Stardust tragedy describe their memories of events.

Joe is joined by UCD Law Lecturer, John O'Dowd as the verdicts of the Stardust Inquest are delivered.

Listeners share their stories of dealing with Eir. Linda couldn't find anywhere to get her bottle deposit near the airport gate so brought her bottle to the UK and back. Anne Chambers & Stephen Crowther celebrate Irish opera singer, Margaret Burke Sheridan.

Joe hears more tales of woe from Eir customers.

Eir pleads guilty to 12 breaches of how to deal with complaints. Listeners share their experiences of dealing with Eir.

Debbie Griffin has an unusual issue where she vomits when out running. Michelle has had trouble finding a good match after trying a matchmaking agency. Frances has stories about antisocial behaviour on public transport. Once an Irish cop in San Francisco, Mike tells Joe about his time there.

Siobhan de Paor recently gave birth to her third child at home with no medical supervision. Robbie tells Joe about the dreadful experience he had on a Dart when he was harassed. Stephanie McNamara tells Joe about her two uncles who died during World War II and the Korean War.

Nichola, who is based in Chicago, has a baby daughter on the way and wants suggestions from Liveline listeners on what to name her.

Listeners who cause the security alarm to beep in airports describe their treatment by staff.

Réaltán was aked to remove her breast prosthesis at Dublin Airport. As a Navy vessel is named LÉ Gobnait, callers explain the history of the name Gobnait. Donal wasn't allowed to but One For All vouchers with some Tesco vouchers he won. Kenia was left stranded when the bus she had been on drove off without her.

Joe talks to listeners about ABBA, to Colman Pearce who conducted the 1974 Eurovision Irish entry and to a historian who explains how the Portuguese entry helped kick off a coup. Dave and Stephen are still waiting for refunds from the Forever Young Festival and Jacqui discovered a gig was cancelled at the last minute.