People were left frustrated and angry watching Ireland's Property Crisis last night
Ireland's Property Crisis, a documentary that aired on RTÉ last night, was met with anger and frustration by viewers.
The show followed a week in the life of those living through the current housing crisis.
The show looked at all sorts of people in the crisis, from those facing homelessness to those seeking mortgages and also looks at those trying to help people struggling through the crisis.
It also looked at the other side of the aisle, focusing on landlords, auctioneers and sellers.
The broadcast was met with a mix of emotions from viewers, mainly anger and sadness at the state of housing in the country.
this #IrelandsPropertyCrisis show is so fucking depressing
— Ken Early (@kenearlys) April 3, 2017
We're a nation of extremes, things are either really good or gone to shit #irelandspropertycrisis
— Danny O Brien 📻️⚽️🏉📖 (@DannyEdoBrien) April 4, 2017
Fuck me the property crisis really is mad where do they get these prices from #IrelandsPropertyCrisis
— Iwhyte85 (@Lipsy198) April 3, 2017
#IrelandsPropertyCrisis boom to bust 10 years ago. Boom to an inconceivable bust on the way. Our political system Is a muppet show.
— tomas murray (@9999Rachel) April 3, 2017
#irelandspropertycrisis #PropertyCrisis incredibly moving already.
— Polly Doyle! (@Peeleens) April 3, 2017
There are marches for everything except homelessness. Simple answer, people don't care unless directly affected #IrelandsPropertyCrisis
— 🍺🍺Beerán Swilligan☘☘ (@CiGilly) April 4, 2017
More cranes . More bank debt. More properties. I've see this horror film before.#IrelandsPropertyCrisis
— Alabama (@MissyMotivator) April 3, 2017
Why do we Irish feel we have the "right" to own a house? If we had a reasonable and secure rental market= no problem #IrelandsPropertyCrisis
— David Twoomey (@TwoomeyDavid) April 3, 2017
The documentary is still available on the RTÉ Player.
