"There were so many special moments": This is the story of how Ireland voted Yes
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I got really really angry with my family when they said they wouldn’t be voting in the marriage referendum, writes Patrick Dempsey.
One listener wasn’t happy the presenter said he had cried with pride when the vote was passed.
From the desks of Enda Kenny, Taylor Swift and a teenager with two dads, to name a few.
23-year-old Dean MacCearraín (McCarron), originally from Monaghan, died while visiting the area for his brother’s wedding.
The government approved the legislation today.
Everyone’s talking about a tragedy in Limerick, Right2Water and Seán FitzPatrick.
President Higgins signed the Marriage Equality Bill into law this evening.
Ireland’s referendum has been a feature of the Australian debate.
Bible verses, high praise, ‘gay fever’, and ‘Enda Kelly.’
A Mammy, Daddy and their kids have been causing an awful stir this week.
Northern Ireland is now the only jurisdiction in the UK and Ireland not to allow same-sex marriage.
Read and decide for yourself.
Justice Nicholas Kearns said no substantive arguments were made.
The vote went 38 in favour, 13 against with two abstentions.
Eamon Martin was asked about that “defeat for humanity” remark from the Vatican this morning.
The shamrock has also been decried as a “mutant lawn weed”.
We have an awful lot of work to do…
The Pope got a wee shout out too.
And he doesn’t hold back on the Catholic Church.
The Catholic Church in Ireland hasn’t decided yet if priests would continue to solemnise marriages.
Elections – like referendums – are determined by the undecided.
Well. That escalated quickly.
Globally significant hashtag’s are given special place in their HQ.
Dublin councillor Paul McAuliffe on why his emotions went from disappointment to deflation and then finally to anger on Monday.
“I think that you could hardly look at the celebrations in Dublin without in some way saying it had increased the sum of human happiness.”
Just over half of Italian voters would support same-sex marriage, but there’s not even civil unions yet.
Meanwhile, Senator Averil Power said she was “laughed at and made feel like an eejit” for suggesting colleagues campaign for a Yes vote.
The swell of positivity towards the LGBT community is affecting all parts of my life, from how I feel walking down the street to the future I see for myself.
The campaign claimed to be “non-party”, but was run by Renua activists and endorsed Renua candidate Patrick McKee.
After Saturday’s party, when can we expect another one?
The U2 frontman doing what he does best.
“The Church needs to ask itself when this cultural revolution began,” the Archbishop told Vatican Insider.
Ireland has hit the headlines around the world after voting in favour of same-sex marriage.
Leave Roscommon/South Leitrim alone!
Spare a thought for Niall Horan.
Ireland voted Yes, the world reacted.