Tanya

Freedom growing up, like I mean, not current day, like freedom and peace and joy.

And we love where we come from.

We love our culture.

We love the Irish people.

We're born and raised here.

And all we really wanted was to build our own house or to buy a house with a small house.

you know, a big enough garden for the two children.

But that's just no longer a reality we're facing, I feel.

Devastated.

Heartbroken.

Like, absolutely devastated facing the fact that what we want, which is not much that we're asking for, is to stay within our own community, to keep our children close to their friends, close to their connections with school and clubs.

And we're facing the reality now that we have to rip everything away in order to provide stability.

It's not just even about a better life.

It's about stability.

And we can't gain stability here.

And that has been something that's built up over the last three or four years.

We're not stable here in the sense of housing and the cost of living.

Trying to save...

as well is incredibly hard when everything is so expensive.

Absolutely.