New research reveals how Irish people coped with the pandemic 

New research reveals how Irish people coped with the pandemic 

When looking at the impact of Covid 19, respondents in Ireland identified the economy, the mental health of the nation and remote working as the matters on which they believe the pandemic will have a lasting impact.

More adults in Ireland now believe that there is a decline in the stigma associated with mental health issues than in other countries across the globe, new research has revealed. 

A new major research study has been published by insurance company Axa, examining the attitudes to mental health and the pandemic in 11 countries, including Ireland.

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