After your Christmas dinner yesterday, you might have taken out a board game.
Maybe it was Monopoly. Perhaps you tested your acting skills with charades.
Or maybe you went all out like the Reilly family and decided to make your own chocolate funnel creation.
Caught on camera by Niamh Reilly, from Dundalk, Co.Louth, the family decided that with three measuring tapes and one malteaser, they were going to feed their mammy Rosemary with a practical trick.
The trick was a family affair, with the tapes being manned by her brother Patrick, then her cousin Barry in the first corner, followed by her other cousin Kenneth in the second corner before landing in her mum Rosemary’s mouth.
This just blew our Scrabble high-score out of the park.
We’re ridiculously impressed and can’t promise we won’t try recreating this after a few drinks this evening.
Video: Niamh Reilly
Cheers to Niamh Reilly for sending this our way!
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