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Learn at your own pace, with an explanation after every answer. No score, no leaderboard – and not preparation for a citizenship test: just to know the country and your neighbours a little better.

State & history

What does the Irish Constitution say about the State and religion?

  • ✕ Public offices are open only to members of one church Your answer
  • ✓ The State must not discriminate on grounds of religious profession, belief or status
  • C The State must choose one official church for all schools
  • D Religious services are banned in public places

Not quite.

Article 44 forbids the State from discriminating on the grounds of religious profession, belief or status. This protects the rights of people of all religions and of none.

Source: Bunreacht na hÉireann, Article 44.2

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