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Human Tissue Act: "Organ donation is just the best of humanity"

Joe spoke to people about the law that came into force on 17 June, making organ donation - which was previously opt-in - assumed in all cases, except where a person has actively opted out.

Highlights • 19 Jun

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Have you seen Kerry's motorcycle hearse?

Katie Hannon spoke to Funeral director Seán Lynch about how he became an undertaker and adding a motorcycle hearse to his funeral fleet

Highlights • 04 Aug 23

Coercive control: "There is life after abuse. Nip it in the bud."

"To the outside world he was a charismatic and charming man. At home, he made my life hell on earth."

living • 29 Jul 22

Liveline: Why is free contraception aimed solely at women?

"There's no education in this"

living • 19 Oct 21

Joe Duffy retires his pandemic catchphrase with a poem

He told us he was going to do it...

living • 12 Jun 21

"What these people were threatening to do was to basically spread a pandemic around the country."

Charlie Bird on the 1976 ransom demand that threatened a pandemic

"In a way, Joe, this story has a resonance for the Russian cyberhackers and the pandemic. So, what these people were threatening to do was to basically spread a pandemic around the country."

living • 10 Jun 21

Liveline callers notice a change to their cans of Guinness

Callers to Liveline have noticed an important change to the production of their favourite cans of Guinness.

Food • 22 Oct 20

Listen: Liveline listener celebrates 100th birthday on air

Margaret celebrated her 100th birthday today and joined Joe for a chat.

living • 04 Apr 20

Irishman's viral funeral prank sparks conversation on RTÉ Radio 1

At Shay Bradley's funeral, a recording of him asking to be let out of the coffin was played at the graveside. While it amused many, some listeners thought it was in bad taste.

living • 15 Oct 19

81-year-old Irish woman finds her 103-year-old birth mother

Earlier this afternoon, 81-year-old Eileen Macken called Joe Duffy on RTÉ Radio 1's Liveline to share the incredible story of how she found her 103-year-old birth mother.

living • 10 May 19

Did you die? '3 times… and 3 people brought me back to life'

Patrick Sweeney is searching for the doctor and paramedics who saved his life.

Living • 11 Jan 19

Two friends were reunited after 48 years on Liveline

Long-lost friends find each other after 48 years through Liveline

When Margaret Guerin's brother asked her to find his college friend, her first thought for who would help pull off this "miracle" was Joe Duffy. By the end of the show, she was speaking with the man who bought her her first pair of Wranglers.

living • 14 Nov 18

Listeners were left with a bad taste in their mouths over the discussion

Fiery stir-fry debate leaves bad taste in listeners' mouths

Appetites turned as a nasty argument about a price hike in a beloved stir fry from a Tullamore restaurant played out on Liveline yesterday, with the owner telling one caller to "drop dead".

Food • 11 Oct 18

False claims over Miriam O'Callaghan beauty products

Miriam O'Callaghan calls in lawyers after skin care scam

Vicki McNulty stumbled upon an article claiming that RTÉ presenter Miriam O'Callaghan was launching a new anti-ageing face cream, TryVix.

Living • 22 Aug 18

The wedding shop shut its doors over the bank holiday weekend

Bridal shop offers free dresses after closure of Wedding World

In the wake of the closure of Wedding World in Marino, up to 200 brides were left without their own dresses and bridesmaid dresses.

living • 24 Mar 18

The price of tickets and transport coupled with a dress or tux can make the debs a very expensive affair.

The Debs - rite of passage or waste of money?

Teenage eyes might be shining at the thought of a long-awaited night of glitz and glam, but for parents footing the bill, it's a whole other story.

Debs • 18 Aug 17

Do we need E plates for elderly drivers?

Charlie Drake says he has been thinking about E-plates for a long time. Charlie's logic is that there are L-plates for learner drivers and N-plates for novice drivers, so why shouldn't there be E-plates for elderly drivers?

Living • 07 Aug 17

Irish Matchmaking: How much does dating cost in 2017?

How much does dating cost in 2017? How many dates would you expect to get for €550?

lifestyle • 09 Feb 22

Princess Diana's Eating Disorder sparks Liveline discussion

As we approach the twentieth anniversary of Princess Diana's death, a newspaper is set to publish content of tapes she secretly recorded chronicling her personal struggles and her battle with bulimia.

Living • 30 Jun 17

"It was actually worse than any pain I've ever experienced in my life."

An Irish Mother turns to Joe Duffy for help

Last January Amanda O'Sullivan woke up to what felt like something in her eye. Two months later, and the mother of five is completely blind. She contacted RTÉ Radio 1's Liveline to share her story.

Living • 14 Apr 17

Liveline listeners on Garda strike

‘I will lose respect for them if they DON’T go on strike.’

garda strike • 03 Nov 16

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