

Notions, cranes and overpriced macarons. That is what our country is now made of – so we can take it that the Boom is definitely back.
Have your doubts? Allow us to make our case...
WE'RE LOSING THE RUN OF OURSELVES AGAIN
— Niamhers (@niamhhassell) August 14, 2016
Look at this for a price list #CelticPhoenix pic.twitter.com/il73POP0w2
Hello there, a pint and a vodka please and remortgage the house #RipOffDublin #CelticPhoenix pic.twitter.com/Dd2IK7wk0R
— Con_William (@MildThing84) April 2, 2016
Good luuuuck'cha.
Rumour has it that the Celtic Phoenix has booked out all the cabs from Dublin to Galway from 1:59am onwards.

A wooden board. €60.
Let that sink in.
Dunnes have lost the run of themselves I see. #Celticphoenix pic.twitter.com/GUb4uRmCoS
— Alex Ó Conaill (@MacanDiabhal) May 26, 2016
Ringing out true like the nation's saviours.
When did I realise the Celtic Tiger was back? It was just now when I ordered a sandwich and this arrived. pic.twitter.com/ZIvv6G4GqQ
— Ross O'Carroll-Kelly (@RossOCK) March 21, 2016
Stop those sad puppy dog eyes at dinner with the world's 1st delivery dog treat #cute #doggy https://t.co/iA131nQQaO pic.twitter.com/BBypZFxnfS
— Camile Thai (@CamileThai) March 7, 2016
I have run out of change in the Mother cloakroom because people keep paying with twenties. This is the Celtic Phoenix in its hideous glory
— Conor (@conorscully) August 7, 2016
Just seen a spice bag for €7.50 this is a true sign of the Celtic Phoenix
— Amelia (@roqueandrolle) May 23, 2016

Just had a pomegranate and quinoa salad out of the supermarket in Ballymun #celticphoenix
— Peter (@POBHerty) February 4, 2016
Was it for this that our forefathers fought for our freedom?
Every. Single. Evening.

Photo cred: irishnews.com
The boom is back when theres more student cars than teacher cars in the carpark!Novice drivers NOT novice performers pic.twitter.com/su1Ruy3FK1
— WestSide (@WestSideArts) May 31, 2016
Smithfield apartments sell out by end of launch weekend
— Orna Mulcahy (@OrnaMulcahy) May 12, 2016
via @IrishTimeshttps://t.co/Wpm7rkkk7b
Yep, seriously.

Photo cred: Independent.ie
Just saw someone wedge so much cash into the self-serve machine at the bank that he broke it. #boomisback
— Susan Clince (@sclince) February 25, 2016
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