Where would you like to see Ireland in 2020?

einshteen

Go on

krudler

On top of a big pile of money, surrounded by many beautiful ladies.

ballsymchugh

in the mediterranean. with beautiful ladies etc..

Jesus Wept

As above, Caribbean.

CliffHuxtabel

Dominating large parts of Eurasia, making serious inroads in Oceania

domkk

Painted red, white and blue:-D

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

einshteen wrote: »

Go on

agreed.

Longboard

Unfortunately I don't have 2020 vision.

Pompey Magnus

Playing midfield for some obscure English low league side and bald as a coot and owning an old Nissan Micra with pink alloys.

FrostyJack

100 feet below sea level.

from altitude, flying to my gigantic manufacturing facility which will single-handedly save the Irish nation. (practices his "Time magazine" cover pose)

I *am* Tony Stark.

Kells...

Here

Son Of A Vidic

Dictating terms for the surrender of Germany.

Agricola

Serious answer - Back to full employment, a more equitable society, a reformed civil service and electoral system, full control of economic affairs, the list goes on. I doubt much of that will be achieved in 10 years but Id like to think we would be on the road towards it.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Agricola wrote: »

Serious answer - Back to full employment, a more equitable society, a reformed civil service and electoral system, full control of economic affairs, the list goes on. I doubt much of that will be achieved in 10 years but Id like to think we would be on the road towards it.

Seriosuly doubt it. Too maky people in power whose whole point is to prevent it from happening. They're called Fianna Fail and they'll most likely to still be there, because ahhh shure, the udder crownd are no bether, gawan the lads.

yoshytoshy

The hub of intergalactic exploration ,


But realistically ,probably growing spuds as usual.

cleremy jarkson

1. Deflationary impact on domestic economy from years of austere budgets
2. Foreign Investment locating to more wage competitive climates
3. Massive amounts of money leaking abroad to pay interest on IMF loans and general National Debt
4. ???
5. Full Employment

HalloweenJack

From a distance.

candy-gal1

Gone, 2012 anyone?

Jet Black

In a mirror, eh?

cleremy jarkson

cleremy jarkson wrote: »

1. Deflationary impact on domestic economy from years of austere budgets
2. Foreign Investment locating to more wage competitive climates
3. Massive amounts of money leaking abroad to pay interest on IMF loans and general National Debt
4. quits the €, prints it's own debt free money (linited quantity) - cancels all existing debts, spends into Irish industry.
5. Full Employment

fyp!