As it happened: How an historic and remarkable day played out across Ireland
Molly Croke, Adam Bowe, Lucy Bowe, Senan Croke and Sadie Bowe from Bray wait for the results of same-sex marriage referendum at Dublin Castle.
Photo: Mark CondrenPictured is retired rugby star Brian O'Driscoll and his daughter Saidi queuing outside Dublin Castle ahead of the official announcement of a yes result in Ireland's monumental same sex marriage referendum. Photo: El KeeganAishling Dolan and Clodagh Leonard, Emma Skelly and Sinead Dolan celebrate the Yes vote in Dublin Castle. Photo: GERRY MOONEYRory O'Neill (Panti) at the results of same-sex marriage referendum at Dublin Castle.
Photo: Mark CondrenAodhan O Riordan celebrates with Tanaiste Joan Burton, Ivana Batchik and Sen Rebecca Moynihan, at the Marriage Equality Referendum Photo: Frank Mc Grath
Irish IndependentSisters Rebecca and Rachel Doyle from Wexford waiting for the results of same-sex marriage referendum at Dublin Castle.
Photo: Mark CondrenA Yes campaigner pictured at the count centre in Dublin as Ireland holds a referendum on gay marriage. Photo: REUTERS/Cathal McNaughtonA couple embraces outside the count centre in Dublin as Ireland holds a referendum on gay marriage. Photo: REUTERS/Cathal McNaughtonThe ballot boxes in the Marriage Equality Referendum and the Presidential Age Referendum pictured being opened in the RDS Simmonscourt. Photo: Frank Mc GrathAnn Cole and Vincent Fox, who got married yesterday at the registry office on Grand Canal Street hold hands after casting their vote in the referendum on same sex marriage and on the age of candidates for the presidency at the Polling Station, St James Primary School, Basin Street Upper, Photo: Damien Eagers22/5/15 Dylan Haskins and Leanne Keogh, Wicklow, members of the Irish LGBT community living in London arrive home at Dublin Port to vote in the Marraige Equality referendum. Picture: Arthur Carron
As it happened: How an historic and remarkable day played out across Ireland
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Join Gareth Naughton and Kevin Doyle as the eyes of the world focus on Ireland on what could be an historic day for our little nation. We will have all the tallies, news, results and gossip from the 43 constituencies today as first the Marriage Referendum and then the Presidential Age Referendum are counted.
Join Gareth Naughton and Kevin Doyle as the eyes of the world focus on Ireland on what could be an historic day for our little nation. We will have all the tallies, news, results and gossip from the 43 constituencies today as first the Marriage Referendum and then the Presidential Age Referendum are counted.
![Five year old Kate Fitzpatrick pictured as she supports her Mum Anna [ who is a community Nurse in Meath] during the rally at Merrion Square, in support of Nurses and Midwives pay. Picture Credit:Frank McGrath
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