That's More Of It Now

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<p>Colm ORegans massive bestseller<i>Isnt It Well For Ye? The Book of Irish Mammies</i>brought the wonderful world of the Irish Mammy to homes across Ireland, where it took pride of place alongside the good scissors and the bit of string that might come in handy someday. And now, before you can say Is it that time already?, Irish Mammy is back with more words of wisdom. <i>Thats More Of It Now: The Second Book of Irish Mammies</i>takes us even deeper into this parallel universe, with advice on everything from how to tell Mammy she is about to become a Granny to how to discipline a child (aged 045), touching on Irish Mammies role in the worlds of sport, the workplace, technology, religion and culture. Enjoy popular fairy-tales retold with an Irish Mammy at the centre of them; marvel at exclusive, not-yet-released scenes from the epic<i>Game of Scones</i>; and find some essential apps for the Modern Mammys tablet. Probably the most important sequel since<i>The Godfather Part II</i>, or at least<i>Fifty Shades Darker</i>,<i>Thats More Of It Now</i>will find a place in everybodys heart (and stocking). Just dont leave it on a damp step.</p>

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Colm ORegan is a critically acclaimed stand-up comedian, columnist, broadcaster and author. He writes a weekly column for the<i>Irish Examiner</i>and has written for national online and print media on both sides of the Irish Sea. Colm is also a columnist with RTÉ Radio 1s<i>Drivetime</i>, BBC World Services<i>In The Balance</i>and BBC World News<i>Talking Business</i>. He also writes and presents RTÉs occasional comedy programme,<i>Colm O'Regan Wants a Word</i>. As a stand-up comedian, he has performed all over the world and he has appeared on RTÉs<i>Late Late Show</i>and on Comedy Central. Colm also set up and runs the @irishmammies Twitter account which has over 220,000 followers and was the inspiration behind his three bestselling books of Irish Mammies. His most recent bestseller was<i>Bolloxology</i>. From Dripsey in County Cork, Colm now lives in Dublin but hes up and down that road a good bit.

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