The narrative examines the profound effects on Irish society following the decline of wealth, trust in government, and faith in the Church. Through extensive research and interviews, Sean Kay chronicles Ireland's journey from the Celtic Tiger's rise to its subsequent economic crash. The book delves into the nation's political and social transformations, including the crisis within the Catholic Church and the emergence of gay rights and multiculturalism. It also addresses the peace process in Northern Ireland and offers insights into Ireland's foreign policy, ultimately presenting lessons for future generations.
