It's a Unionist paper saying that, so take it up with the Orange Order.Leprechaun economics.
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It's a Unionist paper saying that, so take it up with the Orange Order.Leprechaun economics.
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The €13 billion question- Government support Apple's tax dodging
Seize the €13 billion- Invest in homes, jobs and public serviceswww.socialistparty.ie
As far as i know the bloke who coined the phrase 'Leprechaun economics' wasn't in the Orange order.It's a Unionist paper saying that, so take it up with the Orange Order.
You clearly don't know either, so why make stupid comments?I don't suppose there is any official position voiced by Ireland yet.
But you've obviously been listening to the fairies.

You've just admitted that you don't know the Irish opinion on Reunification.You clearly don't know either, so why make stupid comments?
Mirror, mirror, Who is the stupidest poster in the forum?From what I hear Ireland wouldn't agree to unification if Northern Ireland did vote for it.

Bolshevism!Ireland is a fur coat and no knickers economy.
Take away the money earned by allowing the multinationals to launder their profits through the Irish tax system and there is nothing left.
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“Leprechaun economics” creates fictitious growth
Suspend your sense of disbelief – Ireland's economy “grew” by a staggering 26.3% in GDP in 2015.www.socialistparty.ie
From your link.The Socialist Party is a revolutionary organisation committed to ending the rule of capitalism
https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/423/article/908962Northern Ireland is one of the two economically weakest regions of the UK, alongside the North East of England. By contrast, Ireland has one of the most dynamic economies in the EU.
The cost-of-living crisis is more painful in Northern Ireland than in either Great Britain or Ireland, where pay is rising faster, while inflation in Ireland is not rising as fast as in the UK.
Some of these changes are the result of Brexit, which is changing the economic environment in the UK.
Load of crap.Bolshevism!
Your source would be better tilted as Bolshevik communist economics.
From your link.
https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/423/article/908962
Everything you say there about Eire could equally apply to Ulster, y'know.Load of crap.
The UK is still one of the wealthiest countries in the world due to having had an empire, great wealth was accumulated and is still there although hidden.
Outside of Ulster, Ireland was under developed until the EU pumped billions into its economy and then along came the multinationals who used the Irish tax system to launder their profits.
Most investment into Ireland is indirect , mostly American multinationals, if they leave then the economy will go tits up.
Eire is a sovereign state.Everything you say there about Eire could equally apply to Ulster, y'know.
Isn't that what you're doing?Eire is a sovereign state.
Ulster is a region of the UK.
Can you really compare one with the other.

Intelligent response to my post.Load of crap.
Don't be ridiculous, it's not even in the top 10. Ireland is in 3rd place.The UK is still one of the wealthiest countries in the world due to having had an empire, great wealth was accumulated and is still there although hidden.

Only part of Ulster is in UK.Ulster is a region of the UK.
Don't be ridiculous, it's not even in the top 10. Ireland is in 3rd place.

It's dated as 2024.It's a long time since I've looked into this. But isn't the argument that Ireland's GDP is inflated by companies booking profits there from other parts of the world? So it's not actually a great indicator of Ireland's wealth. This might be way out of date!
The latest macroeconomic forecast for Ireland. Ireland's economy is expected to rebound and grow by 1.2% in 2024 and 3.6% in 2025 supported by an improvement in global trade, falling inflation and a strong labour market