The Unfiltered Irish Mammy
Seainin Doran ☘️ ☪️The Unfiltered Irish Mammy: Radical honesty on surviving motherhood's toughest challenges. Join the three-ring circus of a Gen Z teen, toddler, and baby while navigating ED recovery, faith (Iman), and finding your anchor in the chaos.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 140 | Subscribers | Read | theunfilteredmother.substack.com |
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Mustn’t Grumble? The Irish Mammy’s Guide to Mind, Body, and Battle Scars
Right, pull up a chair and let me get the biscuits out, because I’ve a bone to pick.
The Architecture of After: Wearing the Battle Scars of Motherhood
We spend half our lives apologizing for looking like we’ve been dragged through a hedge backward, but let’s be having a bit of honesty for once. My body isn’t “ruined,” it’s just been lived in. It’s been a hostel, a canteen, and a punching...
Bonfires, Border Towns, and the Modern Day Mean Girls
I put up that post about the Resident Head Wrecker lately, and I’ve been stewing on it. My head is light, but my heart is heavy with the sheer nonsense of it all.
The Pen, The Pain, and the Permanent Marker: Why I’d Give Anything to Hit Delete
Right, well. I’ve gone and done it now, haven’t I? I’ve sat at this table, poured a cup of tea that went stone cold before I even took a sip, and put words out into the world that I’d give anything to pull back. That article—that "Head Wrec...
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The middle ground of motherhood: no notions, no spreadsheets, and zero Pinterest perfection. Just an Irish mammy raising three humans without losing her mind or the remote. Expect uncurated chaos and the good enough lash. Kettle's on (again).
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