Sport, museums and libraries statistics

Statistical publications on participation in sport, attendance at museums and science centres and use of the public libraries service in Northern Ireland by adults and young people.

Headline statistics

Headline statistics on engagement in culture, arts, heritage and sport by adults and young people in Northern Ireland.

Adults

This series of publications provides information on adults aged 16 years and over and their engagement in culture, arts, heritage and sport from the Continuous Household Survey. Information on adults and culture, art and sport are available in the following years.

Young people

This series of publications provides information on young people and their engagement in culture, arts and leisure from the Young Persons' Behaviour and Attitudes Survey. Bulletins on young people and culture, arts, heritage and sport are available in the following years.

Sport

This series of publications provides information on adults and young peoples’ experience of sport and physical activity:

Ad hoc sport research

Museums

This series of publications provides information on adults and young peoples’ experience of museums and science centres in Northern Ireland.

Digest of statistics for museums

This publication brings together key statistics on the museums sector in Northern Ireland into a single publication.  It presents statistics on topics such as location of museums, collections, visitors, education and outreach activity, finance and employment.

Ad hoc museums research

Libraries

This series of publications provides information on adults and young peoples’ experience of the public library service in Northern Ireland.

Ad hoc libraries research

Cross cutting statistics

Equality related

Engagement within Northern Ireland and comparisons with other areas

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Access to information

How to request information from the Department for Communities including Freedom of Information (FOI) and the use of our Publication Scheme. You may also request your own personal information, via a Right of Access Request.

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