1. Single people around the country experienced the parents disappointment all over again
Actually reckon my mother is behind this question being asked in #Census2016 "Sure might give her a little push"!!!🙈
2. References were made to the Irish Leaving Cert
In the end, chickened out and dropped down to Ordinary Level Census. Piece of piss. #Census2016
3. The Religion question stirred up some intense feelings
Also, disgusted there isn't a Losing My Religion option for Michael Stipe obsessives. #Census2016
4. It turned some people into 'mad bastards'
Gonna fill the name of a random lad off the FBI most wanted list & say he lives in the house. Just to see what happens #Census2016
5. People began making up their own, more 'Irish' questions
Important Questions Added To #Census2016 https://t.co/dKiaOYGExE
6.
Swear to god, this is the literal pattern of my alarm snoozes every single morning. #Census2016
7.
In bit of a pickle for what occupation to put down for me on the cenus . What do I want my great grand children to think I did ? #Census2016
8. It means 'Can I go to the toilet' and everyone in Ireland had to say it in primary school
Census: "Can you speak Irish?" My first and only thought: "An bhfuil cad agam dul dtí an leithreas?" *Confidently marks 'yes'* #Census2016
9. Some of the question qualifications gave people a good laugh
Wow talking about stating the obvious! Had to laugh at the "This ? Is for women only"! #Census2016 🙈🙈😂😂
10. Irish people were being encouraged to tick 'no religion' on the census if they weren't practising Catholics and it split the country
Haha. Searching “religion” and “census” on Twitter shows the Irish soul. “Me ma’s mad I’m ticking ‘no religion’ on the census”
11. One person even periscoped the whole thing
LIVE on #Periscope: Filling out the census https://t.co/QCurPBXU11
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