Studies is a quarterly journal published by messenger publications, the publishing organisation of the irish jesuits Founded and in continuous publication since 1912, it examines irish social, political, cultural and economic issues in the light of christian values and explores the irish dimension in literature, history, philosophy and religion. Two surveys, conducted simultaneously in northern ireland and the republic, examined voters’ attitudes to a possible united ireland and referendums on the issue These surveys are part of the north and south series, an initiative of the arins project and the irish times. This research has made significant contributions to policies and practice in youth mental health It has informed national policy debate, and is referenced in various policy documents, such as the healthy ireland framework and connecting for life, ireland’s national strategy to reduce suicide.
Ireland has participated in every ess round. Data were obtained from the two cohorts of the longitudinal growing up in ireland (gui) survey The sample included 1953 young adults (from the 1998 cohort) and 3547 principal carers (from the 2008 cohort).
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