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Pol O'Muiri
My role in Pope’s plot to conquer the world
I had no sooner read Jeffrey Donaldson’s views on why Catholics can’t be kings
... when the telephone rang — it was Pope Benedict on the line for me.
Comments: 17
Inside Pol O'Muiri
Let bankers pay dues by cleaning up
Monday, 30 March 2009
Is there anything more soul-destroying than housework? I doubt it. The vacuum
cleaner is no sooner run over the floor than, mysteriously, the floor is
covered in biscuits crumbs again. The table is no sooner cleaned than spots
of juice appear apparently without cause.
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