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What's Irelands economic situation?

example: socialist, communist, capitalist

    



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mjc1027
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'i think its bad' good lord!!!, the economy in ireland is booming right now, there are jobs in all kinds of sectors especially the technology and pharmecutical industries, renting or buying property is very expensive, especially in dublin but further south the prices seem to be balancing out.

I am moving to waterford, ireland next year for example last year a mortgage on a basic 3 bedroom home i was quoted 220,000 euros, now the same home under 200,000. its a slow process to wait it out for the prices to drop but its worth it.

construction jobs are at a premium, you could name your wage in some big cities that have many different projects going on, waterford has a new bridge being built 2 new shopping centres, many housing projects on the go all at the same time. many english people come over just for a few months to make some money, my uncle went to dublin and made in 3 months what he made all last year.

jobs are there if you want them, definately capitalist, if there is money to be had, people will come to make the money, you dont have to be irish either!


chewanddoyle
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all three at the same time and yet none of them as well


max
capitalist like the rest of the world.were richer than ever befour


LouLou
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were a democracy and one of the wealthiest countries in the world!!!


Miguelette S
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Politically they may be socialist,but they are definitely capitalists now. It is all about the money baby and the job market for foreigners has rolled to a stop. Rent is absolutely criminal in Dublin.


rauls ghost
just about to go BANG!


Spicy Ketchup
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i think its bad





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