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Pope Francis Ireland visit 2018: Everyone said the same thing about this picture of the gardai's packed lunches being prepared - Irish Mirror Online
Ireland gets ready for first papal visit since 1979 | UK news | The Guardian
Pope Ends Visit To A Disillusioned Ireland, Where Church Authority Has Plunged : NPR
Papal visit: How Ireland received Pope Francis - BBC News
Pope Francis Ireland visit: Hundreds of thousands gather for outdoor mass as Pontiff ends his two-day Ireland trip | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
On this day in 1979, more than a million Irish people greeted Pope John Paul II in Dublin | The Irish Post
Visit by Pope John Paul II to Ireland - Wikipedia
Pope John Paul II's visit to Ireland: Tell us your memories - The Irish News
Pope gets tepid welcome on 1st day of Ireland visit | CBC News
First anniversary of Pope Francis' visit to Ireland for WMOF2018 | Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference
Pope Visit Ireland 2018: Aerial photos show just how many people attended the Papal Mass in Phoenix Park - RSVP Live
County Council begin campaign to put Cork on Pope Francis visit itinerary
Like Electric Picnic ten times over': 'Young people of Ireland' tell us about Pope's 1979 visit
When the Pope came to Ireland — Crooked Timber
Pope visit Ireland 2018: President Higgins asks Pontiff for 'more action' on clerical abuse - Dublin Live
When faith fades: can the pope still connect with a changed Ireland? | Ireland | The Guardian
In pictures: Pope Francis in Ireland - BBC News
The Papal Visit of 1979: Context and Legacy – The Irish Story
Visit by Pope Francis to Ireland - Wikipedia
Clouds gathered after Pope John Paul's 1979 visit to Ireland
Tickets to see the Pope in Ireland in August due to go on general release on Monday - The Irish News
Future Popes of Ireland - The Children of Pope John Paul II - Independent.ie
Pope visit Ireland 2018: Less than 150,000 turn up to Phoenix Park mass - Dublin Live
Pope Francis in Ireland: Why is the pontiff visiting Dublin and will he address abuse in the Catholic Church? | The Independent | The Independent
