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Affirmative art.

Richard Seabrooke writes:

Yes For Love  a project by myself, Gianni Clifford and Christian Rochford which aims to spread positive messaging ahead of the upcoming referendum.
We asked lots of our creative friends to come up with unique square YES graphics which we showcase here
People are then encouraged to choose and use, share and care, then finally to Vote YES on May 22nd. They’ve been popping up on social streams for the last month but we’re looking to get them out even further. With close to 150 different ones, there’s something for everyone. A mention would be amazing, thanks so much for your time.

Yes For Love

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This afternoon.

The launch of Labour’s Marriage Referendum campaign at the Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin.

From top: from left, Labour’s Director of Elections for the referendum campaign, Minister Alex White TD, broadcaster and businesswoman, Nora Casey, Jack Wall TD and Laura Harmon, President of the Union of Students of Ireland; group shot in the Smock Alley Theatre; Ms Harmon and Joan Burton; Comedian Tara Flynn and Sinead Ahern, a member of the Labour Women’s Executive.

(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)

00159468Tanaiste Joan Burton and Taoiseach Enda Kenny

Sinn Féin’s support has risen significantly by five points to 22%.
Fianna Fáil is up one point to 19%.
When [undecideds] are excluded, Fine Gael support was measured at 25% down two points
Labour has also dipped by two points to 8%.
Support for Independents and the smaller parties fell by two points to 26%.
72% of people questioned have said that they would vote yes in the Same Sex Marriage Referendum with 20% opposed to the proposal and 8% undecided.

The latest RED C/ Sunday Business Post opinion poll.

Poll taken Monday/Tuesday (before-Siteserv).

FIGHT!

Poll suggests drop in Govt parties support (RTÉ)

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6.30am.

Grangegorman British Military Cemetery, Blackhorse Avenue, Dublin7.

Colin Murphy writes:

Schoolchildren from The Patrician College [Newbridge, Co Kildare] marking Anzac Day at Grangegorman Military Cemtery, The school were each wearing name badges for soldiers from Kildare killed in the war, including three from Gallipoli. There are some Gallipoli vets who died later of injuries buried there….

Yesterday: Remembering Them

 

The Moriarty Tribunal twitter feed. To wit:

Tweets on the Findings of The Moriarty Tribunal of Inquiry – established 31/10/1997 to investigate financial affairs of Michael Lowry and Charles Haughey

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