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Title: Question about religion in Ireland Post by: BlueAquaOcean on July 10, 2016, 12:05PM Are a lot of Irish still Catholic? I remember reading that there are a lot of church of Ireland members too
Title: Re: Question about religion in Ireland Post by: ShiningBright on July 11, 2016, 04:08AM Most people in Ireland are Roman Catholic, but there are also plenty people of other Christian denominations, such as the Church of Ireland, among others, and non-Christian religions, aswell as seculiar people. Pretty much the same mix as in any European country, which a Christian (in this case Catholic, in other cases mostly Protestant) majority, and some other minorities.
I don't really see the point of your question. Why can't there be "a lot of" Catholics, and also "a lot of" Anglicans? Minorities are not nessecarily few, they are just fewer than the majority. Title: Re: Question about religion in Ireland Post by: Emer Dreamer on January 13, 2017, 07:59PM There seem to be more Protestants in Northern Ireland which is a separate political entity from the Republic of Ireland which is largely Roman Catholic.
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