he was delayed in galway.n knock and to everyone's disappointment he could not travel around as pope francis is now doing. there is a healing of history with what you see now. for those who have waited for a considerable time since the early hours, this will make it all worthwhile. this moment, won't it? the 81—year—old pontiff again standing. he has not been in the popemobile for long periods of this visit but when he has been he has chosen to stand, so that people can get a better view of him. we know that this popemobile torvill and outside the apparition chapel and the pope will go inside and say a prayer. and place, we are told, a gift at the feet of the statue of 0ur gift at the feet of the statue of our lady. for international viewers, i suppose, who have never been to ireland, these shots are coming from what is traditionally seen as the poorest part of our country. rural and underdeveloped economically. in recent yea rs and underdeveloped economically. in recent years a lot has been done to develop ev

. # my pretty little galway girl... richest musicians in scotla nd one of the richest musicians in scotland and ireland. i went to a comprehensive high school in suffolk and lived in the middle of nowhere and ended up being here and it isjust through writing loads of songs and doing loads of gigs and you can get to that. i didn't start off being able to sing or play guitar, i had to learn to do both. he credits that in his new documentary to a teacher in his former school. there were a lot of teachers who didn't quite get it. i think mr stanley never had a doubt. he says he cannot understand why the artist focus in increasing numbers secondary schools. the thing that confuses me about it is most of the wealthiest people in england, who stay in england and pay taxes, are musicians and artists, you know, paul mccartney, damien hirst, all those people who have, like, tens and tens, hundreds of millions, stay in england and pay their taxes and half the people that don't pay their taxes are the people, you know, who have not

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