I actually don’t know I think it was more to do with the drink driving so they probably did make up on the surface but they never seem to comment or support each other now and every now and then Theresa takes a swipe like the elf story
Saw the post on the Facebook page last night (no longer live in carrigaline) but knew she’d be weak for him doing it and low and behold woke up to her commenting on it and putting it on her story
The handyman story is gone, wonder was she told to take it down!Ah she just said "like Christmas morning if you need help".. Where did he say Christmas morning ffsthis gowl
Give credit she has very mannerly children when they are shownI do like Theresa at times
That man is looking for toys for a family .
I can still see it.
It's on her grid, not her stories.
Every single time she's sick she gets to offload the kids. Poor little Princess.I was absolutely dying sick last week with a child with ASD & a 2 year old, on my own from 7am til 11pm while my partner worked overtime for us to afford Christmas and then there’s this one no doubt handed her bonuses this week and her brother taking her kids cause she’s sick .. yet she plays the ‘poor single mam doing it all solo’
edited to add - nothing against real single mams who don’t have any help because that was me before too! But the neck of her to pretend she has no help
No I mean the twins taking up spaces in a school when they can’t even speak English !
That can happen in Gaelscoils, they read in Irish not English and are usually completely immersed in Irish up to first class so they become fluent in speaking Irish. That’s why a lot of children struggle later on with English& maths. I know as my son went to a Gaelscoil for the first two years and could read in Irish not English. But even at that I’d say the twins are definitely behind & Droolie could make an effort to write notes in Irish for them to help them along.
Agreed. I took my son out at the beginning of first class once he was offered his original first choice school place, best decision I ever made, even though he was fluent in Irish he struggled for a few years in his English speaking school trying to catch up with English and maths. She makes no effort at home with their Irish so won’t be long before they’re kept back which will most like be next year.
100%!! The minute I saw that I said this poor guy is going to regret this big time!! She takes advantage of everyone.Her lack of comprehension comes into it again! Poor man meant before Xmas I’m sure she wants to spend Christmas morning with his OWN family… she’d be weak for that now him rocking in Christmas morning knight in shining armour
Fluent in Irish at first class? It takes years of school to be fluent in Irish. I agree on all points thought that they need to be in an English speaking soon. She’ll struggle enough with that never mind Irish.
Fluent for their age obviously and capabilities & speaking Irish all day in school and at home influences their fluency in Irish. I haven’t heard a single word of Irish out of those children’s mouths so I’d say they don’t know what is going on.
