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Sean Coyle: 'So she brought the tin of peas'

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'So she brought the tin of peas'

BBC Radio Ulster - Sean Coyle, 'So she brought the tin of peas'

Sammy remembers a visitor to their house who didn't have anything to bring with her.

Sammy in Kells remembers a friend of his mother was visiting and she had nothing in the house to take with her only a tin of peas.

Sammy in Kells rings he remembers a friend of his mother was visiting and she had nothing in the house to take with her only a tin of peas. Helen in Crumlin still steeps peas on a Saturday night. What's the best left over dinner? Sean thinks stew, Janet likes potatoes fried with bacon. Gerry in Belfast said in his house they always looked forward to the 'second hand stew'. Patricia in Holywood uses a spoon to eat her stew but Sean thinks it should only be eaten with a spoon. Joe in Loughinisland remembers his father making stew on a Sunday and they were still eating it on the Friday. Mickey Todd has booked a table for him and his wife for Valentine's night but he's not sure if she really likes playing snooker. Music from ABBA, Bobby Bare, Patsy Cline, Dinah Washington and Brooke Benton, Lovin' Spoonful and more.

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