The best thing about this movie was the character of Nasha and her portrayal by the wonderful Naomi Ackie.
That moment when she verbally lets Marshall have it, is so satisfying for the audience.
I kinda wish she would take a trip to the States and give the exact same speech to a certain someone.

I love Martin McDonagh.

God knows I love Aisling Bea with all my heart and Billie Lourd; as Carrie's baby you will always have my loyalty.
But this wasn't great. A script that is predictable and clichéd.
There are some funny scenes that made me laugh out loud and there is some inspired casting including Elizabeth McGovern and Sinead Cusack.
But with too many cringeworthy moments and annoying cameos from Nish Kumar and others, it's not something I'd be rushing back to.

This movie was like a hug, a great big Irish hug, that i didn't know how much I needed until I saw this movie.
I laughed, I sobbed, I empathised.
The performances were all just gorgeous. The four mothers; fine, fine actresses; grande dames of Irish TV, Theatre and Film, they each gave superb performances.
And McArdle was perfectly cast in the leading role.