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Celtic Tiger

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Oct 28, 2026

Fionnán SheahanGUEST
15:50
For example, in last week, we saw...
Fionnán SheahanGUEST
15:55
Drawdowns of mortgages by first-time buyers hit the highest levels since the Celtic Tiger.
Fionnán SheahanGUEST
16:00
Still nowhere near what we were in terms of delivery of housing during the Celtic Tiger.
Fionnán SheahanGUEST
16:05
But you were looking at that going, OK, is that a straw in the wind that perhaps supply is picking up? Maybe it is, maybe that was a positive.
Fionnán SheahanGUEST
16:14
But then you've got these weird indicators coming out from the government then at the weekend telling affordable housing bodies to stop building more houses or stop contributing to more houses.
Colin TobinGUEST
12:12
Barry Hole, for argument's sake, and his father, Noel Hole, that owned the top of the hill bar, who I'm leasing from, from the last 14 years, working with 30 years.
Colin TobinGUEST
12:19
Barry would have grown up in the Celtic Tiger.
Colin TobinGUEST
12:22
And I suppose in the Celtic Tiger, people are throwing money at you.
Colin TobinGUEST
12:25
I suppose when I came into my own and when I started to make a few quid, very hard to get money from the banks.
Colin TobinGUEST
12:30
But I don't look at that as a negative.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
11:13
This is the one that worries me most.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
11:15
Prices are now more than 25% above the Celtic Tiger peak.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
11:19
The median home costs about eight times the average salary.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
11:23
And the bank will lend you four times.
Terry McMahonGUEST
29:12
And how these guys were, again, I'd be sitting in a sauna or sitting in a nightclub or sitting wherever talking to guys who...
Terry McMahonGUEST
29:18
These are Celtic tiger cubs, and they're all hyped up on Viagra and cocaine combined.
Terry McMahonGUEST
29:24
So they want to fight and they want to fuck, but they can't do either properly.
Terry McMahonGUEST
29:28
So they become these kind of crazy characters, caricatures of themselves.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
2:48
Now, the delegation met with Irish leaders and also business leaders to discuss trade, research and shared growth challenges such as housing costs.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
2:59
Renowned as the Celtic Tiger for attracting tech giants like Google and Apple, Ireland already hosts major Utah-based companies including Qualtrics and Merrick Medical Systems.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
3:11
The governor emphasized that subnational relationships are critical during periods of international trade, friction and geopolitical strife.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
3:19
Senator Flake, meanwhile, echoed this, highlighting that international trade drives global prosperity and stability.
Gregory FoleyHOST
7:27
And we're competitive rates.
Thomas O'MahonyHOST
7:31
So my second one, just quickly, and this comes from me thinking a lot about my childhood growing up in Ireland during kind of the Celtic Tiger and then the subsequent financial collapse.
Thomas O'MahonyHOST
7:43
is strategic monetary policy and like how strategic devaluations foreign exchange all of these systems act when applied to national and domestic policy amount to a form of violence against the citizens and That's something that like has to be really untangled and figure out how to tell it in a cohesive story, because obviously there are aspects of it that you can grasp and tell a story in and of itself.
Thomas O'MahonyHOST
8:13
But to tell it from a really like clinical Schmidian kind of way, like from that perspective, I think is an interesting story.
Catherine LlewellynHOST
2:38
Roy, what's your take on this?
Roy CoughlanHOST
2:41
kind of looking about more what i've learned in life and kind of changing it my belief system so for example we went through the celtic tiger in ireland i was thinking the government is the best thing since sliced bread they're building better roads they're building hospitals they're building everything and then i realized no they're the worst thing since sliced bread And I had to unlearn what I had believed and kind of hear different information and then kind of put two and two together.
Roy CoughlanHOST
3:07
And the same with, like, if we look at what happened in the 2020 when we were all stuck in our houses and they were forcing something.
Roy CoughlanHOST
3:16
And just by getting different people on, I unlearned thinking that, say, the poison dart is good for you.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:07
Its primary aim? Social and economic regeneration in an area more often associated with dereliction and deprivation.
Fionnán SheehanHOST
2:15
But as the Celtic Tiger roared, Dublin's docklands became emblematic of property speculation, sky-high largesse and broken promises.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:25
This area has been downgraded and neglected for many, many years.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:28
And now the community working together are bringing it back up off its knees.

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Conor FeehanGUEST
11:12
And there would be like genuine partnership and open consultation with them on anything that was going to happen.
Conor FeehanGUEST
11:18
And actually, because they had been stung before, The locals were sceptical about this because they felt that it was going to be business first and community second.
Fionnán SheehanHOST
11:29
If anything, as the Celtic tiger roared, the Docklands became very much emblematic of that property speculation and development.
Fionnán SheehanHOST
11:41
And at the center of it, as you say, was the Dublin Docklands Development Authority, which was supposed to act in society's interests.
Stephen KellyHOST
7:44
Absolutely.
Stephen KellyHOST
7:44
There was more of a community spirit in the 80s and into the 90s before the kind of Celtic Tiger took over.
Stephen KellyHOST
7:52
And in some ways it was a lot better, but...
Stephen KellyHOST
7:56
Financially, it was a tough time in Ireland.
Sinead RyanHOST
0:55
Gardening expert Brian Burke on bringing some colour back into our gardens during the winter months.
Sinead RyanHOST
1:00
why trade and apprenticeships are outpacing university education and from 70s shag pile to the Celtic Tiger Gilding, how our homes have evolved over the decades.
Sinead RyanHOST
1:12
If you'd like to get involved with us on The Home Show, you can email us at any stage during the week at thehomeshowatnewstalk.com or you can find me over on Instagram at Sinead Ryan 100.
Sinead RyanHOST
1:29
Now, owning your own home has been the Irish dream for generations and for a long time it didn't feel so out of reach.

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Sinead RyanHOST
33:12
Now, after the break...
Sinead RyanHOST
33:14
We're looking at how homes have changed over the decades.
Sinead RyanHOST
33:17
Of course, Chadricks have been there a long time, so they've probably seen all the iterations from the dodgy 70s pattern carpets to the flash harries of the Celtic Tiger.
Sinead RyanHOST
33:24
See you in a few moments.

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