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The
Celtic Tiger: Shoot On Sight
Oisin Horgan
Skerries CC, Dublin
The Celtic Tiger is
- My neighbour removing
their garden hedge and replacing it with a grey concrete wall.
- The lights left on twenty-four
hours a day in the CIE bus shelters.
- The basket of rotten fruit
that I throw out on a regular basis.
- People driving to work
instead of cycling.
- People employed by consumer
whim, not consumer necessity.
- People drinking bottled
water instead of tap water.
- Middle men making more
money than producers, often by fulfilling such useful roles as adding
sugar to otherwise good food (sugar is in practically all processed
food).
- People drinking more and
talking less in pubs.
- The plastic packaging
you don't need that surrounds all the food you do.
- People flying to Spain
every Summer when they've never been to Kerry.
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