Anger and frustration levels rising during Covid pandemic

Anger is more common now than at any time during the pandemic, and levels of stress and frustration are as high as last April.

Anger is more common now than at any time during the pandemic, and levels of stress and frustration are as high as last April.

New data gathered for the Department of Health by Amárach Research shows 19%, or almost one in five people, feel anger in a single day and 36% feel stress and frustration, with a similar number feeling anxious. Levels of intolerance are slightly up at 13%.