Most Irish people believe their community is kind

Nearly everyone in Ireland thinks their community is 'kind'.

Most Irish people believe their community is kind
Tue, 13 Nov, 2018 - 07:32

Nearly everyone in Ireland thinks their community is 'kind'.

A new report for World Kindness Day shows the majority of people in Ireland are highly satisfied with their life.

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