"Economic Growth, Inequality, and Social Justice in the Celtic Tiger" offers a comprehensive analysis of Ireland's economic transformation during the so-called "Celtic Tiger" period. This phase, characterized by remarkable economic growth, is examined in the context of social justice and income distribution. The author, Connie Harris Ostwald, highlights the challenges Ireland faced from its independence in 1922 to its economic boom in the late 1980s. By applying Rawls' principles of justice, the study critically questions the extent to which economic growth has contributed to a fair income distribution and whether the social values of self-respect and justice have been preserved. This in-depth investigation provides valuable insights into the complex interactions between economic progress and social justice in a rapidly changing society.