Eimear Cunningham

I mean, if you could, if that deposit and the mortgage approval was enough to get somewhere with, you know, a bit of space for the kids and somewhere to park the car, you'd be staying put?

So maybe not as massive a change as going to Spain, but your quality of life might not be great.

Is that the kind of the calculation?

What or who would you miss most if you moved to Spain?

How does that make you feel?

Do you notice things getting tighter as well?

Yes.

Yeah.

Have you spoken to the kids about it?

part stability away for reasons of accommodation better accommodation Yeah, no country for young men or women the sentiment certainly from you and from Eimear and from Alan and from Jack and from other people getting in touch with us here 0818 715 815 if you too want to get in touch but right now we'll take a short break

Lucy, do you see a future for you and your family in Ireland?

When did you start thinking that there wasn't a future for your kids?

So they're in their early 20s now.

When did it start?

How would you feel, though, packing bags for your two kids?

It's not going to be easy to pack those bags.

It's not easy to share the story necessarily, Lucy.

So thanks for getting in touch.

And thank you to everybody for getting in touch.

It's kind of just scratched the surface of it, the issue, this week on the show.