Interesting results from the 2011 census:
In Northern Ireland, the number of Protestants is now 48% (down 5 percentage points on the last census) and Catholics 45% (an increase of 1 percentage point)
A resounding win for the proddies
Again in Northern Ireland, two-fifths (40%) saw themselves as British only, while a quarter (25%) identified themselves as Irish.
The Brits hold fast against the Irish minority
The people have spoken.
Roon ye.
In Northern Ireland, the number of Protestants is now 48% (down 5 percentage points on the last census) and Catholics 45% (an increase of 1 percentage point)
A resounding win for the proddies

Again in Northern Ireland, two-fifths (40%) saw themselves as British only, while a quarter (25%) identified themselves as Irish.
The Brits hold fast against the Irish minority

The people have spoken.
Roon ye.