SOL: Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey

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Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey - 1989

Year: 1989
Module: Community_Relations
Variable: NIHRLGPJ

Question: How about the Northern Ireland Housing Executive. How does it treat Catholics and Protestants who apply for a home?

Index to tables on this page

% of men and women
% of people of different ages
% of people of different religions.

Overall Results	%
Catholics treated much better	4
Catholics treated a bit better	8
Both treated equally	67
Protestants treated a bit better	6
Protestants treated much better	2
It depends/don't know/can't say	13
Not answered	1

Table Index

Results for men and women	%
	Male	Female
Catholics treated much better	4	3
Catholics treated a bit better	8	7
Both treated equally	65	69
Protestants treated a bit better	7	5
Protestants treated much better	2	2
It depends/don't know/can't say	13	13
Not answered	0	1

Table Index

Results for people of different ages	%
	18-24	25-34	35-44	45-54	55-64	65+
Catholics treated much better	6	4	3	4	4	3
Catholics treated a bit better	12	5	4	7	6	12
Both treated equally	54	71	69	69	75	65
Protestants treated a bit better	8	9	10	2	0	6
Protestants treated much better	4	3	1	5	0	0
It depends/don't know/can't say	16	9	14	13	14	13
Not answered	1	0	0	0	2	1

Table Index

Results for people of different religions	%
	Catholic	Protestant	No religion
Catholics treated much better	0	6	5
Catholics treated a bit better	0	14	5
Both treated equally	71	64	73
Protestants treated a bit better	11	3	5
Protestants treated much better	5	0	0
It depends/don't know/can't say	13	13	12
Not answered	0	1	0

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