Fieldwork for the 2014 survey was carried out between 26th September 2014 to 26th December 2014.

1211 adults were interviewed. The modules included were:

• Community Relations
• Attitudes to Minority Ethnic People
• Attitudes to Older People
• Dementia
  
• Political Attitudes
• Background information on the respondents

• Questionnaires
• Dataset
• Technical report

The NILT team would like to thank our colleagues and funders who contributed to the 2014 Life and Times Survey, especially Atlantic Philanthropies and the Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister. We would particularly like to thank all the respondents to the survey.

The 2014 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey received ethical approval from the Ethics Committee in the School of Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work, Queen's University Belfast.

The following publications use data from the 2014 survey, and are available in PDF format.

• Dementia: look closer, by Elizabeth Byrne McCullough and Paula Devine (Research Update 104, December 2015)
• Is Northern Ireland a good place to grow old? by Paula Devine and Gemma M Carney(Research Update 100, June 2015)
• Is Northern Ireland a good place to grow old? by Eoin Kelly - a video infographic

All work that uses or refers to the 2014 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey should acknowledge it using the following bibliographic citation:
ARK. Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2014 [computer file]. ARK www.ark.ac.uk/nilt [distributor], June 2015

 

Maintained by Paula Devine.