Examples of 'me mammy' in a sentence

me mammy: a colloquial phrase commonly used in Irish English to refer to one's mother

And me mammy is not very well.

We will show this to me mammy.

And I was told me mammy gave me up in a typhoon.

Ah, do not tell me mammy.

At least me mammy never made me beg for a breakfast!

I am tired of the road . And me mammy is not very well.

Tell me mammy I am sorry . Just relax there for me.

But when I grow up I can hammer me mammy and serves her right for hammering me.

When I was a little boy, or so me mammy told me ¶.

Can hammer me mammy ♪ for hammering me ♪.

And I was told me mammy ¶.

I lived with me mammy ♪ for hammering me ♪ me mammy gave me ♪ can hammer me mammy ♪.

Are you calling me mammy a liar?

I want me Mammy back!

I know! That 's how me mammy died.

Meaning of "me mammy"