Brent Pope: 'Christmas is a happy time for most people, but it's lonely and sad for me' - Independent.ie
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Brent Pope tells how it took him years of 'shame and guilt' to deal with crippling anxiety - Irish Mirror Online
Brent Popes' experience with anxiety and panic attacks! - Time to Talk | Ireland AM - YouTube
Rugby pundit Brent Pope shares why he has been unlucky in love - RSVP Live
Brent Pope reveals anxiety left him feel like he was 'going to die' but seeking help allowed him to tackle the crippling burden
Brent Pope reveals his fear of never finding true love - RSVP Live
Brent Pope says he is 'in pain every day' and has lost nearly two stone due to mystery illness - Independent.ie
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I'm in pain everyday' - Brent Pope reveals he is suffering from mystery illness | Newstalk
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Brent Pope: 'Christmas is a happy time for most people, but it's lonely and sad for me' - Independent.ie
Brent Pope tells how it took him years of 'shame and guilt' to deal with crippling anxiety - Irish Mirror Online
How mental health problems have stopped this former rugby player and successful pundit finding true love - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
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Brent Pope and George Hook outside the RTE studios after appearing on Tubridy Tonight Dublin, Ireland - 21.02.09 Stock Photo - Alamy
RTE star Brent Pope: I came here for 3 months from New Zealand but after 25 years I'm still here - Irish Mirror Online
Brent Pope: 'Christmas is a happy time for most people, but it's lonely and sad for me' - Independent.ie
Tommy Tiernan Show viewers praise Brent Pope for honesty about anxiety battles | Tommytiernanshow - Tommy Tiernan
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Brent Pope: 'Christmas is a happy time for most people, but it's lonely and sad for me' - Independent.ie
Broadcaster Brent Pope: “Don't wait until retirement to enjoy the fruits of what you have worked for” | Ireland | The Sunday Times
