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cost of the Eucharistic Congress €11.8 million

donegal_road · 2012-06-21 13:27:41

just read that the estimated cost of the eucharistic congress is €11.8 million. Victims of abuse have been left un-compensated by the same institution, yet they have 12 million to shell out on this Couldn't this money be put towards helping people who sleep on our streets for example (many of whom are victims of abuse)…

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#52 21-06-2012 7:25pm

D1stant

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unclebill98 wrote: »

Loads of folks gathering together, hiring a bus and singing songs all the way there and back....... Sound like a bus of folks going to the euros to me....

Yes! You're right - I can hear the samba drum, the immaculate chorus.....Holy (ole) holy holy holy..... Holy....

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#53 21-06-2012 8:27pm

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Sarky wrote: »

Attendance was rather down on the quarter of the whole country that went to the last one. That sounds more like pitiful failure than resounding success, but hey, whatever.

There was a time when a single political speaker could attract close to a million Irish people to a rally too.... wonder what the chances of doing that today would be.

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