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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9949924)
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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 9949931)
That's disgusting, what a knob!
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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
I hope the Irish get back on their feet. At least they are trying unlike the Greeks who want to live off the rest of Europe. Believing in the unending rise of the housing market was foolish. Governments and regulators were too weak to say it was unsustainable. It is in the interest of Britain and its banks that Ireland gets back up.
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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by IvanM
(Post 9950058)
I Believing in the unending rise of the housing market was foolish. Governments and regulators were too weak to say it was unsustainable.
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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by IvanM
(Post 9950058)
I hope the Irish get back on their feet. At least they are trying unlike the Greeks who want to live off the rest of Europe. Believing in the unending rise of the housing market was foolish. Governments and regulators were too weak to say it was unsustainable. It is in the interest of Britain and its banks that Ireland gets back up.
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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
If it was Irish backpackers I would understand. They are barely sober from the night before and then its off out again. No one I know will touch them due to reliability. Older PRs are fine.
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 9949931)
That's disgusting, what a knob!
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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9949758)
I partly agree with you, but I don't see the UK and Australia as being in the same league as Ireland (and Spain).
If you want to talk USD, the respective numbers are about $50,000 and $380,000. I can't think of a "league" anywhere in the world to match that. |
Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by DC10
(Post 9950206)
My Aunt bought her plain little ex-guvvy in suburban Canberra in 2001 for $100,000. The (identical) house next door just sold for more than $400,000.
If you want to talk USD, the respective numbers are about $50,000 and $380,000. I can't think of a "league" anywhere in the world to match that. Sorry - slightly off topic there. |
Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9950060)
Just like Australia then:)
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Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by steve_kelly_and_boys
(Post 9949736)
what side was this on ??
trying to find it on youtube / google and cant seem to find it cheers steve |
Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by knockoff nige
(Post 9949797)
FFS, so Ireland isn't sitting on an oil well.
As well as arguably the most famous alcoholic drink of all time. By way of making things right I'll be drinking copious amounts of the aforementioned beverage this weekend in an attempt to boost the Irish economy:thumbup: |
Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9949740)
It was on ABC1. These kind of shows are often repeated on ABC News 24, so have a look at their website.
http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/908646 |
Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 9950291)
It could have been Nige, when God made the world he gave them the choice potatoes or oil.......... the rest is history:o
By way of making things right I'll be drinking copious amounts of the aforementioned beverage this weekend in an attempt to boost the Irish economy:thumbup: |
Re: 4 Corners programme on Ireland
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9950060)
Just like Australia then:)
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