Number of religious marriages in Ireland drops for fourth year in a row

A new report shows a shift away from religious marriages to civil and secular ceremonies.

Number of religious marriages in Ireland drops for fourth year in a row

The number of religious marriages in Ireland has dropped for the fourth year in a row.

The stat was revealed in the annual report of the Civil Registration Service, which records all births, deaths and marriages in the state.

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