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Northern Ireland | NISRA 2021 Census (Northern Ireland)

Religion in Belfast

In Belfast, 73.2% of residents come from a Christian background (43.5% Catholic, 29.7% Protestant / other Christian), while 21.7% identify with No Religion.

City Population

345,418

Faith Group Percentages in Belfast

Christian73.2%
No Religion (Secular)21.7%
Muslim1.2%
Hindu0.7%
Sikh0.2%
Jewish0.1%
Buddhist0.3%
Other Religion0.5%

Community & Cultural Highlights

  • NISRA tracks both current religion and religion of upbringing due to Northern Ireland's distinct constitutional context.
  • The Cathedral Quarter is a major cultural and historic district in Belfast.

Key Places of Worship in Belfast

St Anne's Cathedral (Belfast Cathedral)
Christian CathedralCathedral Quarter
St Malachy's Church
Roman Catholic ChurchAlfred Street
Belfast Islamic Centre
MosqueWellington Park

Frequently Asked Questions

How is religion measured in Belfast compared to England?

Northern Ireland's NISRA Census measures both current religious belief and community background (upbringing). 73.2% come from a Christian background (43.5% Catholic, 29.7% Protestant/other).