Pause for parents

I REFER to Sally O'Reilly's letter entitled 'Teenagers reflect adult behaviour' (Irish Examiner, March 6).

Thu, 11 Mar, 2004 - 00:00

I doubt if 75% of the parents referred to had the time or patience to read it and act on the message. Perhaps I'm wrong, but here's hoping.

You have a tough job, Sally.

Tom Roberts

67 Bridge Street

Skibbereen

Co Cork

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