Hi Mum, I’m home!

Back home with mammy after 30 years, Paul D’Alton felt a bit like a teenager all over again

However much you love your mother, it is the small things, the clash of routines, which can send you to the brink of insanity

DROPPING by to see our mother, and making sure to send a card and flowers this Sunday can, for many of us if we’re honest, be something of a chore. But actually going back to live with Mammy is a different kettle of fish entirely, as I recently — and with mixed, at times infuriating, results – was to discover.