Sunday 24 November, 2024

Lessons from Mammy: What our mothers taught us

Be nice, never put your hand in anyone else’s pocket – and get out of a car with your dignity intact: just some of the life lessons from Irish mammies.

DOES MOTHER KNOW best? Our pals at TheLineIreland have been asking people on the streets of Dublin what they learned from their mother.

This was the result:

Feel free to tell us what lessons your mother taught you in the comments section below…

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Susan Daly

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Lessons from Mammy: What our mothers taught us