The forgotten Irish in England An extract from a ‘Prime Time Investigates 2003’ programme looking at the neglect of generations of economic migrants. These Irish people are forgotten by the country of their birth and often ignored by their adopted home. Frank who is from, County Longford describes his flat consisting of a double-bed, a cooker and sink which doesn’t work, and no hot water. He says his landlady wants £95 per week. He says there was a rat here recently, but the landlady says if you

“Grown men in tears, I was in tears.” It was the morning after the night before for returning Irish fans at Dublin Airport, who were reflecting on the win that takes Ireland to the play-offs for the World Cup. Go to link in bio for more | RTÉ News