“The reason it's on the rise is because probably the boom times are getting even more boomer.”

— Bertie Ahern

commenting on rising inflation in the Irish economy. Economic growth shows little sign of letting up http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/front/2006/0714/930304623HM1ECON.html &ndash; The Irish Times newspaper article, 14 July, 2006.

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