If Germany had of won the war, what would Ireland look like now infrastructure wise?

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Had of what?

This thread doesn’t even make any sense.

Do you seriously link the Nazi regime to modern post war West Germany infrastructure. Also places off the beaten track in Germany that have low density population don’t necessarily have autobahn and ICE trains. Ireland’s 21st century infrastructure compares pretty well to *equivalent* areas in other EU parts of Europe btw. You can’t compare rural Kerry and Hamburg or Paris.

If Germany had won the war, you’d have simply experienced Ireland being destroyed by a brutal foreign dictatorship and then probably bombed to bits by the ultimate removal of that dictatorship power by some combination of an Irish resistance and probably the US and others trying to restore freedom again..

So I guess it would probably look a lot more like parts of Central Europe that lost all of their architecture and would have an awful legacy of genocide to deal with.

Germany’s infrastructure and organizational legacy comes largely from sitting on a huge abundance of coal and iron which meant they had an industrial revolution. The same applies to Britain, Northern France and Belgium etc. our economic and post industrial revolution happened in the late 20th century not the 19th.

Ireland would have been an irrelevance in a military-industrial dictatorship, so not much would have been different except maybe being turned into a handy air base and missile testing facility.

Really a bizarre and utterly ridiculous thread.

We'd never get a sun lounger on a spa weekend.

We would OF been allowed grammar Nazis.