Survey finds religion as least important factor in Irish people's lives

Irish people rank religion and spirituality as the least important thing in their lives, according to a new survey.

Wed, 23 Jan, 2013 - 13:51

Irish people rank religion and spirituality as the least important thing in their lives, according to a new survey.

The VitalSigns study by the Community Foundation for Ireland (CFFI) found that education is the most important thing to Irish respondents when presented with a list of 119 categories.

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