When we arrived in Waterford, Ireland, in 1998, we decided we wanted to own a home of our own there. The Celtic Tiger was an established economic phenomenon by the time we took up residence in Waterford, and the better part of the money that boom was throwing off was being plowed into real estate — building it, buying it, selling it, one Irishman to another. Dozens of the housing estates were…
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