Pope's visits proving unpopular with the Irish
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The transcript discusses the Pope's decision not to visit Ireland, with only a fraction of tickets sold for his visit to Britain. It highlights the challenges facing the Church in Ireland and the potential impact of a papal visit. Kilfenora, a village with historical ties to the Pope, is mentioned as a place where he would be welcomed. The possibility of Pope Benedict attending a conference in Dublin and visiting Northern Ireland is also explored, with hopes that his presence could aid in healing the Church's struggles.
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