Category Archives: Housing in Ireland

Viewpoints

Posted on January 16, 2018 by Joel Arnold | University College Dublin

It’s said that “you don’t know what you don’t know,” and five months into living in Ireland, that is becoming more apparent to me every day. One of the most enjoyable parts of studying public policy at UCD is the … Continue reading →

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Change

Posted on November 15, 2017 by Joel Arnold | University College Dublin

Ireland has been a place lately defined by dramatic change. The change brought by surging wealth developed during the Celtic Tiger years, when the country catapulted from one of the economic under-performers of Europe to the shining star that countries … Continue reading →

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“Slagging,” authenticity, and Irish hospitality

Posted on November 9, 2015 by glandgraf16

An acquaintance of mine, upon learning that I would be living in Ireland for a year, encouraged me to keep a journal of observations about the nation’s culture and institutions—a sort of Toqueville-esqe Democracy in Ireland, as he put it. … Continue reading →

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