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hwpEvelyn, did Jesus have a big sister?
No, Dermot, he didnt. He wasnt as lucky as you.
He had two daddies, though. God the Father and Joseph the carpenter.
Did Joseph ever do a bit of painting and decorating like my dad?
Evelyn, you take the boys home. lll go find your mother.
-All right, Dad. -Good girl.
l want the big one.
The big ones mine. lm the biggest. Come on.
l told you l was just going to the pub for a Christmas drink.
Why kick up such a fuss?
Who was he? You were all over him like a bloody rash.
Dont be stupid.
Sounds like Mommy and Daddy are back.
Right in front of all our friends, too.
Jesus.
You frozen little mites.
Come here, now.
We were arguing if the chimney was wide enough for Santa.
lts great were on the top floor so Santa can park his reindeers, and that.
lt is. Hes got the whole roof to land on. Say goodnight to Mommy.
When will Santa be here?
Santas gonna be here very soon.
Off to bed with the lot of you.
-Santa will come when youre asleep. -l wont be able to sleep.
You will, love. Take your jumper and boots off. Not up on the bed.
-You all right? -Yes, Daddy.
Okay. All right. Night-night.
Daddy, wheres the carriages?
Son, Santa was a bit strapped for cash this year.
lt costs a lot of money to feed those elves.
How much do they cost?
lt costs lots and lots.
Happy Christmas.
Granddad!
My little Christmas angel. l hope you were a good girl. Were you?
-Theres Granddad. -Happy Christmas, everybody!
All right. Look at what youve got there.
Thanks, Granddad!
Granddad!
No money, no job.
Happy Christmas.
Look on the bright side, son.
Come the New Year, youll have a new job.
You and the kids will be set up. The world will be your oyster.
We never died a winter yet.
Oh, of all the money
that ever I earned
I spent it in good company
And all the harm that ever I done
Heidi, were going to see Angela.
Shes my best friend.
She has a dolly, too.
lm sure shed like to meet you.
Mommys going shopping, Heidi.
Do you like her nice new shoes and coat?
But this is St. Stephens Day.
Mommy, come back, its St. Stephens Day. The shops are shut!
Daddy!
Be quiet.
-Daddy! -What?
Mommys gone. She was all dressed up when she went away with a man in a car.
Jesus, dont let me down now. Come on.
Shes your daughter. You say you dont know where shes gone?
Shes your wife, and you dont know, do you?
l always said this would end in tears.
Should never have got stuck with a corner boy like you.
Whos her fancy man?
ls it the bastard l saw her with in the pub?
-Your language is appalling. -Your bloody....
Your bloody daughter is appalling.
l hope you dont use language like that in front of your daughter.
Dont tell me how to bring up my own daughter.
You obviously know sweet F.A. about it.
Where did she meet him? ln the pub?
No, youre the one who spends all his time there. No wonder she got sick of you.
-l treated her well. -Yeah?
l never raised a hand in anger to her once, though she gave me just cause for it.
Maybe thats where l went wrong.
Here you are, love.
Hot milk.
Christmas pudding.
You want some of this?
lts very nice.
No.
Why not? You must be starving.
She made it.
Maurice, give him the ball back.
l hear her fancy man is English.
Bastard. l might have guessed.
Good day, gentlemen.
lm lnspector Logan of the SPCC.
Mrs. Daisley, your mother-in-law, l believe, told us of your plight.
The SPCC?
The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children?
Thats correct.
ls she saying that lve been cruel to my kids?
Not at all, Mr. Doyle.
We only have the childrens welfare at heart.
To lose their mother at this age can have a traumatizing effect.
Hows that any business of yours?
lm here to help you.
l understand youve no income to support your family.
-Correct? -Yeah.
Do you have any female relatives to call upon?
Maureen. Des mother, died a long time ago.
Then, Mr. Doyle, you have no choice but to approach the authorities for assistance.
l will arrange for the Sisters to call.
We dont need your charity.
You have no job and no mother for your children.
Hes right, son.
All right.
Send in the nuns.
Sit still.
But l dont like cabbage.
lt is very good for you. Eat it up. l dont want to hear about it.
You are a painter and decorator by trade, but your attempts to secure employment...
since your wifes departure have been unsuccessful.
Yes, sir. Your Honor.
But its only been a couple of weeks.
And theres a big job coming up at the Robert West House...
but thats not until the end of March.
And you have no other source of revenue?
Sir, my father, Henry, whos sitting here, and myself...
were setting up a tour of the Dublin pubs.
Surely that will represent expenditure rather than income.
No, Your Honor.
Well be playing music for money.
My father was a professional musician.
He played for Radio Eireann until retirement age.
Dessie has a fine voice, Your Honor.
lm sure he has.
But you wont be able to support your family on that alone, will you?
Maybe not, Your Honor.
Under Section of the Childrens Act, ...
l hereby rule that until ther
