An Irish Mammy has brilliantly rewritten the rules on Facebook tagging

While we wouldn't suggest for a moment that the typical Irish mother doesn't know how to use Facebook, this is still very funny.

No matter how old we are, the good oul Irish mammy will always have our back. Whether it's setting up 17 WhatsApp groups for one dinner or ringing you in the middle of the day to get your Netflix password, they're one of a kind. When a Galway student got in touch with our sister site Her.ie about a peak 'mammy moment,' we had to share it. Laura Beirne is currently studying abroad in Georgia and, like many other students living away from home, her mother sends care packages filled with the usuals (Cadburys, Tayto, the classics). Well, when Laura's mam saw an inspirational quote on Facebook that reminded her of her daughter, she didn't just tag her. Instead...   [caption id="attachment_337256" align="alignnone" width="576"] Credit: Laura Beirne Facebook[/caption] Yep, not content with simply tagging her daughter, the determined mother took a screenshot on her phone, printed it off as a poster-sized picture and sent it all the way to America. Laura told us that her mum is relatively new to Facebook, but we actually like this way of tagging, it's certainly more personal. Well done Mrs. Beirne, we salute you. *This article first appeared on Her.ie