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That’s a clapback if I ever saw one.
It really raises the question of whether same-sex marriage referendums are ethical.
“For the first time I realised it’s OK to be gay in Ireland. People are behind you.”
A documentary will air on RTÉ 2 tonight.
The figures are released in a new survey by LGBT youth organisation BeLonG To.
It’s one year since Ireland since voted Yes.
One listener wasn’t happy the presenter said he had cried with pride when the vote was passed.
The complaint was rejected.
All three were among the top trending topics in Ireland over the past 12 months.
A new book about the Yes Equality campaign carries some fascinating anecdotes from the canvass trail.
Same-sex weddings are expected to begin from next month.
The independent senator has sought to clarify remarks he made in the Seanad on Tuesday.
“It wouldn’t take a feather out of me if two cousin married each other. What’s the problem with that. Really?”
Bressie, Brian Cody and Mícháel Ó Muircheartaigh also received awards.
Fr Joseph Okere made his comments in a recent homily reflecting on marriage.
Both parties involved have lodged an application to appeal with the Supreme Court.
Keep your eyes peeled, there could be one for you.
Here’s what we learned when the former minister came into TheJournal.ie during the week.
The independent senator reflects on the historic marriage referendum in an interview with TheJournal.ie
The Equality Minister’s tweet about “extremist right-wingers” got this one going…
Let the gay weddings begin!
John Lyons proves he’s down with the kids.
Councillor Sharon Tolan received the anonymous message yesterday morning.
And he doesn’t hold back on the Catholic Church.
Elections – like referendums – are determined by the undecided.
The hashtag trended all over the world as Ireland went to the polls last Friday.
Northern Ireland is the only region in western Europe where same-sex marriage is not permitted.
Analysis: The coalition could capitalise on the feel-good factor following the passage of the same-sex marriage referendum.
After Saturday’s party, when can we expect another one?
Over 400,000 tweets about same-sex marriage referendum were sent.
Leave Roscommon/South Leitrim alone!
Gay marriage was explicitly outlawed in Australia in 2004.
It was a long, gruelling campaign that’s resulted in a historic decision by the Irish people.
Ireland voted Yes, the world reacted.
The Irish people have voted for same-sex marriage but some campaigners deserve a special mention.
Ireland has become the first country in the world to pass a referendum on the issue.
Here’s how they voted where you’re from.