Saturday 2 July, 2022
Test your knowledge.
“For the first time I realised it’s OK to be gay in Ireland. People are behind you.”
22 May 2015 was a special day…
The complaint was rejected.
The Department of Justice confirmed that from next Monday, couples can register their intention to marry with marriage registrars.
23-year-old Dean MacCearraín (McCarron), originally from Monaghan, died while visiting the area for his brother’s wedding.
Fr Joseph Okere made his comments in a recent homily reflecting on marriage.
Gerry Walshe had launched a series of appeals against the referendum result, the last of which was thrown out of court today.
Both parties involved have lodged an application to appeal with the Supreme Court.
Bible verses, high praise, ‘gay fever’, and ‘Enda Kelly.’
The programme looked at a lot of the key players in the campaign.
Keep your eyes peeled, there could be one for you.
“I don’t think if you go and pass a piece of legislation and say a diamond is a square makes diamonds squares – they’re two different things.”
Ballina priest Fr Tom Doherty dedicated his weekend homilies after the recent marriage referendum to reflect on the “immorality” of the Yes vote.
“I think that you could hardly look at the celebrations in Dublin without in some way saying it had increased the sum of human happiness.”
After Saturday’s party, when can we expect another one?
Ireland has hit the headlines around the world after voting in favour of same-sex marriage.
Over 400,000 tweets about same-sex marriage referendum were sent.
The Yes campaign thanked voters today for passing the same-sex marriage referendum.
We’re just waiting for Andrea Pirlo to lift the restraining order.
Gay marriage was explicitly outlawed in Australia in 2004.
Here’s how they voted where you’re from.
It’s a ‘Yes’ vote from the League of Ireland club.
TheJournal.ie just joined Panti on a triumphant walk through Dublin city centre.
“I think it’s a great thing – particularly for children growing up gay and for the children of gay couples. They already exist.”
“F**k you RTÉ, with all my beating heart.”
An awful lot of you turned out to vote.
Ireland’s voting on same-sex marriage had the whole world talking today.
Vintage adidas Copa Mundial trainers and those stripy green socks – a winning combination.
The former All-Star spoke to Eamonn Holmes.
These video interviews hear from LGBT people in both ‘No’ and ‘Yes’ camps, whose future we vote on tomorrow.
The UFC star is hoping for a ‘Yes’ vote in Friday’s same-sex marriage referendum.
Donegal’s Eamonn McGee has made the revelation today.
We’ve been waiting for this moment.
Ireland could join just 19 countries.
