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9th December 2015
09:58am GMT

Over three quarters of those asked said that they believed that schools should not have the right to refuse admission to a child belonging to a different religion than that of the school’s patron.
Twenty per cent said they knew someone who had baptised their child in a bid to guarantee access to a local school.
At the moment, the majority of primary schools in Ireland are run according to religion, mainly by the Catholic Church.Explore more on these topics: