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  1. CW: iepol No votes in Referendums

    iepol No votes in Referendums

    Giving a government that runs a referendum a bloody nose by voting No will make future governments very wary of referendums.

    It’s like Trump vs Biden. Old wording versus new wording. Choose the one you dislike least. There’s no third option.

    A rerun with new language isn’t on the table (ever).

    The only possible way I see a rerun with new wording on Care is to give the government a resounding success..

    #VoteYesYes #MastoDaoine

  2. This Friday, there will be two referendums. I will #VoteYesYes in both to:

    👨‍👧‍👦 Include families based on other "durable relationships" — like civil partnerships, cohabiting couples and one-parent families.

    👩‍💼 Remove outdated language about the life and duties of a woman in the home.

    We’ve moved on a long way since the constitution was written in 1937. The changes being proposed are about that.

    ℹ️ yesyes.ie

  3. "The care amendment and single issue feminism" by Prof Siobhán Mullally.

    Mullally is brilliant. The provisions of Article 42 were wrong to begin with in 1937, and a betrayal; and a new wrong Article in 2024, another betrayal, won't make anything right.

    ➡️ ichrgalway.org/2024/03/05/the-

    #IrelandVotes #CareRef #IERef #Referendum #Ref24 #Referendum24 #MastoDaoine #VoteYesYes #VoteYesNo

  4. So please take a moment to read these statements from some of the many people and groups who initially campaigned for #VoteYesYes and after listening to many disabled people and carers, will be choosing #VoteYesNo

    Cllr Chris Pender, Social Democrats
    twitter.com/ChrisPenderKE/stat

    Trinity College Students Union
    twitter.com/TCDSU_President/st

    Ruth Coppinger, Socialist Party, and TD Mick Barry, Solidarity and Socialist Party
    twitter.com/RuthCoppingerSP/st
    twitter.com/MickBarryTD/status

  5. History Hub - listen back to our Women and the Irish Constitution roundtable discussion ahead of March 8 vote-with ⁦‪@caitbeaumont‬⁩ ⁦‪@RedmondJennifer‬⁩ ⁦‪@OrlaNWCI‬⁩ ⁦‪⁦‪@juliemoiaussi‬⁩ ⁦‪@MaryMcAuliffe4‬⁩ and Lindsey Earner Byrne #voteyesyes #mastodaoine historyhub.ie/women-and-the-ir