Ireland ranked fourth in World Database of Happiness

Research carried out by a Dutch sociologist has reportedly named Ireland as the fourth happiest place in the world in which to live.

Mon, 10 Jan, 2005 - 07:53

Research carried out by a Dutch sociologist has reportedly named Ireland as the fourth happiest place in the world in which to live.

Reports this morning said Ireland was tied in fourth place with Iceland in the World Database of Happiness drawn up by Professor Ruut Veenhoven of the Erasmus University in Rotterdam.

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