This evening.
Una Donnelly joined Yes campaigners filing a traffic island in Fairview, Dublin 3 willing commuters of legal voting age to choose repeal.
Thanks Olga
Tag Archives: The Eighth Amendment
Subtle
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Ah here.
Gavin Fogarty writes:
In the window of my polling station. Not outside, in the actual polling station window. Does anybody know if there will be follow ups about this kind of thing?
Earlier: Biblical
They bought it.
Earlier.
Navan Road, Cabra, Dublin 7.
Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald casts her vote – eventually – in the Eighth Amendment referendum.
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Oh.
This afternoon. Yesterday afternoon.
Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
Thanks Ronan Emmett
‘sup?
This morning
Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.
G’wan the sneaky Yes.
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Update:
@broadsheet_ie re https://t.co/1GeFlTTd0k
Have you seen this? https://t.co/tCibtlzKhw pic.twitter.com/ZXT5SaeLFm
— Darragh Doyle (@darraghdoyle) May 25, 2018
She makes a habit of it.
This morning.
Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.
Pro-life campaigner Cora Sherlock about to vote in the Eighth Amendment referendum. Ms Sherlock was a no-show at the recent Prime Time debate involving Minister for Health Simon Harris.
Earlier: Biblical
Previously: ‘Equitable And Fair’
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From top: Clare Fianna Fáil TD Timmy Dooley and recent fan mail
Harsh.
But fair?
FIGHT!
Via Timmy Dooley
No Posters
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This morning.
Scoil Thomas, Laurel Lodge Road, Castleknock, Dublin 15.
Con Kennedy writes:
Update from yesterday. 9.15am on Polling Day and a series of NO poster in more than one location directly outside the Polling station on Laurel Lodge…
Yesterday: Ask A Broadsheet Reader
Meanwhile…
Outside a polling location in swords pic.twitter.com/n0DZ4psWNH
— alan berger (@BergerAlan) May 25, 2018
Outlook
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Knitzer writes:
Heading #HomeToVote…Here’s hoping that forecast is accurate.
How I Voted
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Polling station at Ballsbridge Colleger, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 this morning
This morning.
Laura Jane writes:
I have just voted. I found myself completely overwhelmed and in tears on the steps outside of the polling station. What have i done? Have i done the right thing?
I am crying for the lives i may have helped to be no more, I am crying for the women and girls who are scared and trapped and need an out. I am crying because the weight of this referendum and the campaign has taken its toll.
I have been open and listened and felt and heard and now i am spent. I am scared of what a YES will mean but i am terrified of a what a NO will continue to bring. NO won’t save lives, it will continue to ruin them. Those babies will still die but the hearts of the women will be broken by their decision and their only option to travel or to take poison alone in their homes.
YES will not save babies but it will save women. I am terrified to rely on healthcare in Ireland, i am terrified to be potentially trapped, in need. I am terrified that NO will win and i will continue to be at risk.
I will take the weight of a YES, of all those babies lives. I will balance it in the knowledge that my YES might and should result in their mothers lives being saved. I have to hold on to that. I am broken my this whole sorry mess.
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