After months of campaigning and debates, the people of Ireland have voted to repeal the 8th amendment.
Count centres across the country were hard at work since nine o’clock this morning, and the official result was announced shortly after five o’clock.
All but one constituency in Ireland voted YES (Donegal voted NO).
YES WOMEN
— Una Mullally (@UnaMullally)
Here are the results from each constituency:
Carlow/Kilkenny - YES 64% NO 36%
Cavan/Monaghan – YES 55% NO 45%
Clare - YES 64% NO 36%
Cork East – YES 64% NO 36%
Cork North-Central - YES 64% NO 36%
Cork North-West – YES 60% NO 40%
Cork South-Central - YES 69% NO 31%
Cork South-West – YES 65% NO 35%
Donegal – YES 48% NO 52%
Dublin Bay North – YES 75% No 25%
Dublin Bay South – YES 79% NO 21%
Dublin Central - YES 76% NO 24%
Dublin Fingal – YES 77% NO 23%
Dublin Mid-West – YES 73% NO 27%
Dublin North-West – YES 73% NO 27%
Dublin Rathdown – YES 76% NO 24%
Dublin South-Central – YES 75% NO 25%
Dublin South-West – YES 75% NO 25%
Dublin West – YES 74% NO 26%
Dún Laoghaire – YES 77% NO 33%
“Under the 8th amendment we said to women in crisis take the boat, or take the plane. Today we say take our hand” -
— Sean Defoe (@SeanDefoe)
Galway East - YES 60% NO 40%
Galway West – YES 66% NO 34%
Kerry – YES 58% NO 42%
Kildare North - YES 74% NO 26%
Kildare South - YES 71% NO 29%
Laois - YES 61% NO 39%
Limerick City - YES 67% NO 33%
Limerick County - YES 58% NO 42%
Longford/Westmeath – YES 58% NO 42%
Louth - YES 67% NO 33%
Mayo – YES 57% NO 43%
Meath East – YES 69% NO 31%
Meath West – YES 64% NO 36%
Offaly - YES 58% NO 42%
Roscommon/Galway – YES 57% NO 43%
Sligo/Leitrim – YES 59% No 41%
Tipperary - YES 59% NO 41%
Waterford - YES 69% NO 31%
Wexford - YES 68% NO 32%
Wicklow - YES 74% NO 26%
