Good luck tomorrow YES people.

Fleawuss

Good luck tomorrow everyone, getting out the vote and keeping the yes message out there. Here's hoping!

J_E

This evening was a little disheartening seeing the No campaigners out in full force on O Connell St, but the Yes choir at the spire and then coming home to this picture on Twitter made me realise, this is really happening, and our people are coming home in droves to make it happen, so beautiful.

tomato1234

Vote whatever way you want but make sure you VOTE and read this to make sure you DO VOTE!!!

http://refcom2015.ie/polling-day/

tomato1234

Everyone! Free taxis to your polling stations! No excuses!

http://blog.uber.com/dublin-votes?fb_ref=Default

L1011

J_E wrote: »

This evening was a little disheartening seeing the No campaigners out in full force on O Connell St, but the Yes choir at the spire and then coming home to this picture on Twitter made me realise, this is really happening, and our people are coming home in droves to make it happen, so beautiful.

Unfortunately, this is just a standard summer-season evening immigration queue in DUB.

J_E

L1011 wrote: »

Unfortunately, this is just a standard summer-season evening immigration queue in DUB.

Check the #hometovote hashtag on Twitter, it's something bigger!

Annasopra

L1011 wrote: »

Unfortunately, this is just a standard summer-season evening immigration queue in DUB.

No. No. Its really not.

eviltwin

Just back from voting. I live in an area that always has a lot of voter apathy but it was busy enough and all young people too so that's heartening.

What time tomorrow will we have an idea of the result?

Rosie Gardens

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

No. No. Its really not.

EDIT: Dang it, quoted the wrong post... but you all know what I mean

Yes, yes it is... I'm living abroad, and couldn't get home (kids, hubby, life in general).

I've got quiet the number of Irish Friends here, and some were in that crowded shot.
The majority of people in that crowd we going home to vote, and vote yes. I believe
the atmosphere was UNREAL, even just waiting to go to PP control. Everyone home
to vote and PROUD to be voting yes.

Give us expats a bit of trust and credit, we wan't this as much as the LGBT community
does, both at home and abroad.

I'm so nervous about the result, I get stomach flips everytime I think about it, I really
hope it goes through and we've something to celebrate slagging off the Eurovision
tomorrow night

L1011

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

No. No. Its really not.

It really is.

There's lots of people coming back - but you could take that photo in both terminals in DUB every night this week - and until October or so.

There were zero increases in flight capacity for last night and load factors are already very high. Its actually impossible in pure mathematics for the queues to have been significantly longer last night than any other night.

DUB passport control is massively understaffed and missing any segregation of CTA and non-CTA passengers requiring full control so this is just normal.

Fleawuss

I'm old and off to bed. I hope to wake up in an Ireland where the old nonsense and priest ridden Shyte has been set aside. I m hoping the Irish people have seen through the smokescreen of bigotry about surrogacy and recognized the same mad voices that denied them contraception and divorce for generations with the same warped view of humanity. "Hope is a good thing maybe the best of things. "

Fleawuss

Woke up now. Crying. Thank you Ireland. Thank you to those who came home to vote Yes. Such an extraordinary gesture. Thank you.