7 inspirational quotes from the IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2026
7 inspirational quotes from the IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2026

Shayna Healy

This unique Shankill home is all about light and space
This unique Shankill home is all about light and space

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Executive Chef at Fallon & Byrne Hugh Higgins shares his life in food
Executive Chef at Fallon & Byrne Hugh Higgins shares his life in food

Sarah Gill

See all the pictures from The IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2026
See all the pictures from The IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2026

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These outdoor furniture sets will elevate any garden this summer
These outdoor furniture sets will elevate any garden this summer

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The IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2026 winners are…
The IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2026 winners are…

Leonie Corcoran

Real Weddings: Anna and Steve’s intimate Cork city celebration
Real Weddings: Anna and Steve’s intimate Cork city celebration

Edaein OConnell

Social pictures: The launch of the Volvo EX60
Social pictures: The launch of the Volvo EX60

Megan Burns

Page Turners: ‘One Year’ author Susan Bennett
Page Turners: ‘One Year’ author Susan Bennett

Sarah Gill

Natalie Farrell: A week in my wardrobe
Natalie Farrell: A week in my wardrobe

Edaein OConnell

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Watch: Happy Father’s Day, Mom


By IMAGE
16th Jun 2015
Watch: Happy Father’s Day, Mom

In case you’ve been ignoring every capitalistic prod to purchase, this Sunday marks Father’s Day. Schedule an alarm, because if you don’t make time for a phone call to the man who loved you unconditionally and embarrassed you while giving you and your pals lifts to teenage discos, you are A Bad Person.

However, for some people Father’s Day isn’t the great cuddly Hallmark occasion it is for others. It can be a reminder of a lost one on a forcibly happy day. And what about people who don’t have relationships with their dads?

Angel Soft (the toilet paper company, bear with us) decided to honour the women who single handedly raise families without partners in the picture. In a two-and-a-half minute ad, grown men and women reflect on their mothers, who performed dual roles of mother and father. Every story is one of a woman who stepped up to the plate, channeling traditional feminine roles as well as those qualities associated with dads. One woman taught her son how to punch. One man talks about how his mother handled widowhood and four children with incredible strength. Every child breaks down with gratitude at how their mothers raised them – it’s all very emotional. ?She really is the most amazing mother, but she was also an incredible father,? says one son.

Have a watch, and a guaranteed cry, below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rf6D3UjqbkQ