The Six on Sunday – Our Favourite Stories This Week

Sue’s Choice: Criminal Comes Good Sue says: My favourite story this week was Sandra, the laundrette owner in Lusk, who left a note for a thief who had stolen a bay tree from outside the laundrette. Sandra shamed the thief with this note BUT you will be glad to know that the tree was actually returned in the dead of night! A thief with a conscience... Read the full story here.   Grace’s Choice: Is that a candy cane in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? Grace says: Ladies, grab some mistletoe, throw on your glitziest festive frock and get ready to paint the town red. While you're there, don't forget to use some of these perfect Christmas chat up lines. Cheesy, festive and tongue-in-cheek. Who doesn't appreciate a little bit of innuendo at this time of year... If you're not on Santa's good list by now, you may as well standout on his naughty one. Read the full story here.   Michelle’s Choice: I'm Dying A Death... Michelle says: The Irish have a way with words unlike any other nation. Our unique turn of phrase means poor old tourists might speak English, but it doesn't mean they'll understand us. Read the full story here.   Rebecca’s Choice: SJP Steps Up Rebecca says: This was my favourite story because, and I realise that people do good deeds all the time, it's only a small thing for her but it could make all the difference for that family who have suffered such a tragedy and had such dignity throughout. Read the full story here.