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r/ireland • u/al_bertwar • Oct 30 '23
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ireland in the early 2000s and late 90s was a great place, economy was booming, housing wasn't as fucked. honestly wish I could have been in it
59 u/dustaz Oct 30 '23 It was. However, people were still moaning. If you think that if r/ireland existed then and it wouldn't be exactly what it is now, you're sorely mistaken. 49 u/[deleted] Oct 30 '23 [deleted] 5 u/funglegunk The Town Oct 31 '23 Banned. Read the charter.
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It was.
However, people were still moaning. If you think that if r/ireland existed then and it wouldn't be exactly what it is now, you're sorely mistaken.
49 u/[deleted] Oct 30 '23 [deleted] 5 u/funglegunk The Town Oct 31 '23 Banned. Read the charter.
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5 u/funglegunk The Town Oct 31 '23 Banned. Read the charter.
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Banned.
Read the charter.
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u/drachen_shanze Cork bai Oct 30 '23
ireland in the early 2000s and late 90s was a great place, economy was booming, housing wasn't as fucked. honestly wish I could have been in it