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Recent decades have seen a sea change in the study of religion in Ireland. Numerically dominated by theology until very recently – to the extent that Ireland is one of only two European countries without an association for the non-confessional study of religion – the quantitative decline in academic theology, the generational change of staff, the merging of seminaries and the increasingly lay character of their students are all pointing towards a gradual transformation into departments of religious studies, following the experience of other Northern countries.

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Current Debates: New Religion(s) in Ireland ‘Alternative Spiritualities, New Religious Movements and the New Age in Ireland’ Conference Report, NUI Maynooth, 30–31 October 2009