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The Priests are Father Eugene O’Hagan, Father Martin O’Hagan and Father David Delargy; three practicing Roman Catholic Priests from Northern Ireland who grew up singing together while studying for the priesthood, and all joined by their shared faith and passion for music. In an amazing twist of fate, after a recording the priests had previously made landed on the desk of Epic Records MD Nick Raphael, they were signed on the spot; giving The Priests a worldwide audience to spread their music, with their debut album being released on 24th November 2008.

Uniquely for a debut album The Priests is being released simultaneously in more then 30 countries, including mainland Europe, USA, Argentina and the Philippines, fulfilling an unprecedented global demand. Additionally, the three have stipulated that a percentage of the proceeds from record sales will go to a charity or charities of their choice.

Featuring a collection of spiritually inspired tracks such as Pie Jesu, Ave Maria, Panis Angelicus as well as great classical arias and traditional Irish tracks and blessings, the album showcases the passion and exquisite harmonies of The Priests. The album has been produced by Mike Hedges, whose previous work includes best selling albums by U2 and Manic Street Preachers. The album, featuring the Choir of Philharmonic Academy of Rome, was recorded in Ireland and in the Choir Chapel in St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City. The choral arrangements are by the choir’s Spanish born director, Mons Pablo Colino, the Emeritus Director of the Cappella Giulia choir in St Peter’s Basilica.

Earlier this year an Irish musician recorded the priests’ voices in a demo and immediately took it to an associate of his, and it eventually landed on the desk of Nick Raphael, MD of Epic Records, part of Sony BMG. Nick was so impressed that he instantly began confidential negotiations to persuade them to sign for the label which is understood to have committed a £1 million investment to making the album.

The Priests grew up singing together whilst studying for their priesthood and have spent their lives using music to spread the word of God, finding time between their religious duties to sing together. Father David Delargy and Fathers Martin and Eugene O’Hagan, who signed their million pound contract on the steps of Westminster Cathedral in April, are poised to become global superstars.

The Priests’ soaring harmonies took centre stage at a spectacular concert at Ireland’s historic St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, earlier this year which will be broadcast coast to coast on the United States PBS network this autumn. In the UK, ITV has just finished shooting a major TV documentary on The Priests following their every move since the day they signed with Sony BMG. They also featured in Time Magazine along with a photo shoot with coveted photographer David Bailey.

The Priests is not only an album of awe inspiring music but a celebration of faith, spirituality, tolerance, love and the power of the human spirit.

The album “The Priests” will be released in the UK on 24th November 2008 by Epic
The Priests - Thoughts & Relections #1
Founded in 1998 by Tracy Swedlow, InteractiveTV Today [itvt] - http://www.itvt.com - is the most widely read and trusted news source on the rapidly emerging medium of multiplatform, networked, broadband interactive television (ITV). We provide concise, original coverage of industry developments,
technologies, content projects, and the people building the business. Our readership is
mostly made up of executives (30,000 to 60,000) in over 150 countries. We also provide
live events and an industry resource portal on the Web (new site coming soon). Welcome to our Talk Radio show, which will showcase a number of these executives live on air in dialog with [itvt] founder and editor-in-chief, Tracy Swedlow. Contact: swedlow@itvt.com The TV of Tomorrow Show with Tracy Swedlow | Blog Talk Radio Feed
Founded in 1998 by Tracy Swedlow, InteractiveTV Today [itvt] - http://www.itvt.com - is the most widely read and trusted news source on the rapidly emerging medium of multiplatform, networked, broadband interactive television (ITV). We provide concise, original coverage of industry developments,
technologies, content projects, and the people building the business. Our readership is
mostly made up of executives (30,000 to 60,000) in over 150 countries. We also provide
live events and an industry resource portal on the Web (new site coming soon). Welcome to our Talk Radio show, which will showcase a number of these executives live on air in dialog with [itvt] founder and editor-in-chief, Tracy Swedlow. Contact: swedlow@itvt.com The TV of Tomorrow Show with Tracy Swedlow | Blog Talk Radio Feed
Households across the UK could be making up to a whopping £38 billion a year, just by storing excess clutter to rent out a room. That equates to over £3 billion a month based on average rental incomes across the UK. It could mean an extra personal income of as much as £320 a month or £3,840 a year per household! It's time to get the junk out of the spare room to make some money, according to findings from self storage experts Big Yellow Self Storage.

More than a third (36%) of us that have a whole room in our home filled with junk and the storage company found that nearly one in three (31%) would definitely rent out a room to make money and beat the credit crunch. With recent figures showing that the rental market is continuing to flourish, it looks like some people have already cottoned onto this lucrative scheme.

Michael Holmes, one of the UK‚s leading property experts and presenter from BBC1's Trading Up, ITV's Don‚t Move Improve, UKTV Style's decluttering programme Scrubbers and the soon to air I Own Britain's Best Home, commented, the survey showed some really interesting findings and there are many more options for those looking for cash savings from storage:

In this video Michael delves a bit deeper into the survey.

Go to www.bigyellow.co.uk to find out how you can benefit from self storage. 'Don‚t Move, Improve' star Michael Holmes shows how to make your spare rooms pay!
The first episode in our new series is about writing, as the title suggests.
It features Adam Alexander and myself, Peter James. Together we write comedy sketches and have had some success in the past appearing on ITV1, (which is the original terrestial ITV channel).
The episode starts with a couple of sketches that we have writen performed by ourselves and then we go on to discuss the pros and cons of writing comedy, and if we are lucky we say something funny, and maybe even stay talking about the original subject, but don't count on it. The Alexander James Show

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