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Saturday 31 October 2020
A documentary will air on RTÉ 2 tonight.
President Higgins signed the Marriage Equality Bill into law this evening.
Ireland’s referendum has been a feature of the Australian debate.
Same-sex marriage is now legal across the whole of the US.
Read and decide for yourself.
Elections – like referendums – are determined by the undecided.
Just over half of Italian voters would support same-sex marriage, but there’s not even civil unions yet.
There’s an asteroid on the way.
Bill Shorten wants things to move quickly on marriage equality.
Northern Ireland is the only region in western Europe where same-sex marriage is not permitted.
Ireland has hit the headlines around the world after voting in favour of same-sex marriage.
Ireland said yes!
It’s 62% FOR and 38% AGAINST – as Ireland gives a big YES to same-sex marriage.
This was their journey.
Going to the polling station, gonna cast vo-oh-oh-ote…
Not everyone is happy about the situation.
It’s also trending in the US, UK and Australia.
Here’s everything you need to know.
Can we have it?
AND the Eurovision is on.
Welcome back, Hozier.
These video interviews hear from LGBT people in both ‘No’ and ‘Yes’ camps, whose future we vote on tomorrow.
Artist Joe Caslin tells the story of how it all came about.
How are other well-known Irish names voting in the referendum? We take a look.
“All things being equal, it’s not a lot to ask”.
The incident is said to have occurred outside a shopping centre.
The little badge that could.
Deep breaths, everyone.
No matter which way you vote, Special Rapporteur for Children, Geoffrey Shannon has said.
More Love/Love than Love/Hate here.
There are now plans to put even more posters up.
Comedian Adam Hills has said that the couple are in favour of marriage equality.
No holding back here.
“Pizza & politics don’t mix.”
What a combination of things.
WE’RE JUST A day out from the spookiest night of the year.
Halloween will look a bit different this year, with no trick-or-treating advised.
Nonetheless, there are plenty of traditions that we can still continue from the safety of our own homes, one being pumpkin carving.
So, today we want to know: Have you carved a pumpkin for Halloween this year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Tracy Ward explains how burnout affects us – and what to do if we’re feeling it.
The goalposts – and polling analysis – have shifted since 2016, Noel Rock writes.
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