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The document discusses Ireland's transformation from the 1980s to today. It provides demographic context on Ireland's declining population and changing migration trends. Politically, Ireland moved from isolationism to EU membership. Economically, Ireland's GDP per capita rose from 60% of the EU average in 1970 to 145% in 2007, with low unemployment and debt. This economic growth was driven by Ireland's EU membership, which provided a single market, regulatory structure and pooled sovereignty. Social partnerships between the government and private sector helped analyze issues and form agreements. Prudent fiscal policy, education reforms, developing infrastructure and industries, and national leadership also contributed to Ireland's economic success.Read less