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- ↑ Intercom Magazine
- ↑ Intercom www.catholicbishops.ie
- ↑ IBC Meeting October 2007 www.kandle.ie
- ↑ Churchs Unkindness Lamented by Patsy McGarry, Irish Times, January 6, 2004.