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Imreoirí na hÉireann ó Dhún na nGall, ó chlé, Amber Barrett, teicneoir StatSports Niamh McDaid, Roma McLaughlin agus Ciara Grant ag ceiliúradh cáilíochtaí i bPáirc Hampden
BHREATHNAIGH breis is leath de dhaoine fásta na hÉireann ar Chorn Domhanda na mBan i mbliana, agus d’aontaigh breis is 70% go mbeidh níos mó suime i sacar na mban mar thoradh air.
D’fhéach 54% de dhaoine ar Chorn Domhanda na mban le linn an chomórtais, dar le taighde.
Aontaíonn tromlach (76%) na ndaoine fásta go mbeidh níos mó suime i Sacar na mBan i gcoitinne mar thoradh ar rannpháirtíocht na hÉireann i gCorn Domhanda na mBan.
Rinne iReach Insights an suirbhé. Soláthraíonn an chuideachta raon seirbhísí taighde agus faisnéise margaidh in Éirinn agus san AE.
D’fhéach 13% de na daoine fásta a d’fhéach ar na cluichí ag an obair iad ar a ríomhaire nó ar a ngléas cliste. Bhí 7% de dhaoine fásta ag iarraidh féachaint ar na cluichí ach níor thug a bhfostóir cead dóibh féachaint.
Tá Painéal Taighde Cinntí Tomhaltóirí de 40,000 ball tógtha ag iReach in Éirinn, ag seachadadh léargais taighde, agus rugadh níos mó ná 300 acu sin sa bhliain 2000.
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