It’s all a question of how you ask

MARK DALY asks why there is such a fuss about the religion question on the census form (Irish Examiner, March 24).

Mon, 03 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

He says: “Since 88% of people ticked Roman Catholic last time I don’t think it is causing much angst or confusion with the Irish public.”

How you ask a question always influences the results.

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