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Wild Child Poll: Quantitative Survey

Wild Child Poll: Quantitative Survey

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This research, commissioned by Heritage Council, was undertaken in order to understand the types of activities that today's adults undertook as children, and the extent to which their own children undertake the same activities today.

An agreed questionnaire was included in the Behaviour & Attitude July 2010 TeleBarometer. TeleBarometer is a nationally representative survey of adults 16+, with quota controls on gender, age, social class, region and area. The fieldwork took place between 20th July and 3rd August 2010.
  • Foilsithe ag: The Heritage Council
  • An t-údar/ na húdair: Martha Fanning
Wild Child Poll Quantitative Survey

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Valuing Heritage in Ireland: Awareness Research

Valuing Heritage in Ireland: Awareness Research

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This study follows surveys carried out by Lansdowne Market Research in 1999, 2004 and 2005 for the Heritage Council on levels of awareness and public attitudes to our national heritage.

The specific objectives of the study can be summarised as follows:
• To explore, through survey and analysis, the overall attitudes, opinions and
experiences of the Irish public regarding heritage and heritage protection;
• To determine the aspects of heritage upon which the public places most value, particularly in the context of current general public spending;
• To establish the extent to which the public is willing to pay (in the form of a proposed notional taxation) for extra heritage protection or provision.
• To establish the contributing factors towards the valuation of heritage, in terms of socio-economic background, attitudes, information and personal values

  • Foilsithe ag: The Heritage Council
Valuing Heritage In Ireland 2007 6Mb

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