Seminar
Event
Bonfires and Flags: what do people in Northern Ireland think?
ARK
Cost:
Free, but places must be booked in advance
This seminar explores public attitudes to flags and bonfires.
Using data from the most recent Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, Gillian Robinson (ARK, Ulster University) and Paula Devine (ARK, Queen's University Belfast) will explore what people in Norethern Ireland think about bonfires and flags.
The seminar will run from 12 noon until 1pm, followed by a light lunch.
Date and Time
Location
Baskin Room
Skainos Centre
Belfast
BT4 1AF
United Kingdom
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Bonfires and Flags: what do people in Northern Ireland think?
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