Public Survey Report 2021 - Irish Attitudes towards the Charity Sector

Published by: Charities Regulator
Category: Society
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Irish Attitudes towards the Charity Sector. A survey conducted by the Charities Regulator and Amarach Research to benchmark the attitudes of the Irish Public towards the charity sector.

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Data Owner Charities Regualtor
Data Owner Email fimurphy@charitiesregulator.ie
Theme Society
Date released 2021-04-01
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Update frequency Never
Language English
Geographic coverage National
Period of time covered (begin) 2020-12-01
Period of time covered (end) 2021-01-31