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Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom and therefore a protestant country. However there area large number of Catholic Christians that live in Northern Ireland.
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Why is it hard to find a non catholic church in Ireland?
Because Ireland is a Roman Catholic country.
What Catholic country had the Seven Sacraments?
Ireland.
What is the traditional religion of Ireland?
Ireland is predominantly a Christian country, with the majority of those being Catholic.
Why is Easter celebrated in Ireland?
The Republic of Ireland is a Catholic-dominated country. Catholicism is a sect of Christianity.
What was Ireland's original Religion?
Ireland is primarily Christian, specifically Roman Catholic, followed by Church of Ireland (Anglican). There are of course churches of various denominations throughout Ireland, but these are the two that are most popular. Mostly Catholic in the South. In Northern Ireland the majority of the population is Protestant. the religion in the republic is mainly catholic and in northern Ireland its catholic prodestant the dail is the name of the government buildings in dublin Ireland is a Christian Catholic country.
What is the religon for Ireland?
The original religion for Ireland was catholic but when the British invaded some were converted to the protestant religion. But even now the catholic religion is still the most major in the country.
Why is Saint Patrick's day important to Irish people?
St. Patrick is the Patron Saint of Ireland and Ireland is a predominately Catholic country.
Is everyone on Ireland all Catholic?
No, not everyone in Ireland is roman catholic.
Is Ireland a land?
Ireland is a country just off the coast of England. it is divided into two sections, northern and southern. One is catholic, and one is protestant.
When was Catholic Guides of Ireland created?
Catholic Guides of Ireland was created in 1928.
Is Ireland a Protestant country?
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Who do you suppose would oppose the desire of many northern Ireland catholics to unify their country with the mostly Catholic republic of Ireland?
The unionist majority in the 'six counties' would oppose unification with the Republic of Ireland as they see the state as a foreign country.
