Catholic Diocese boundaries in Ireland
A)are based much on regions designated during the Roman Empire.
B)are similar to Latter-day Saint stake and congregational regions.
C)are taken from food provision regions like those of McDonalds restaurants.
D)none of the above.

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Catholic Diocese boundaries in Ireland are based on regions designated during the Roman Empire. Specifically, the boundaries were established in the 12th century at the Synod of Kells and were largely based on the boundaries of the old Irish provinces. There is no relation to Latter-day Saint stake or congregational regions, nor are they based on fast food restaurant locations.

Catholic Diocese Boundaries in Ireland