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  2. May 25

    Taken from Facebook.

    4 replies . 303 retweets 605 likes
  3. May 21

    I feel so much for - my husband and I are desperate for children but firmly believe in empowering individuals with choice. I cannot understand anyone voting against that.

    23 replies . 12 retweets 432 likes
  4. May 24

    Grandads, eating ice cream, campaigning for “yes”. Is this the most wholesome thing I’ve ever seen? YES!

    15 replies . 448 retweets 2,700 likes
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  5. May 20

    This photo tells you everything you need to know about the No campaign to - stale, pale and male. Vote yes.

    15 replies . 79 retweets 298 likes
  6. May 21

    To avoid any possible doubt, British feminists send our love, empathy, solidarity and a million crossed fingers to our sisters in Ireland for Friday. We are with you: we want you to have what we have taken for granted since 1969.

    85 replies . 3,023 retweets 10,188 likes
  7. May 22

    Canvassing tonight, had a No voter tell me he didn't think we should be allowed go door to door because "it's a private and personal decision". Apparently he didn't see the irony in that statement.

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  8. May 22

    I'm flying home for not even 24 hours to vote for this. Anyone I've said this to hasn't called me a muppet. Or insane. They're thanking me. This is the most important referendum we may ever face. Of course I was coming home.

    148 replies . 795 retweets 9,856 likes
  9. May 25

    If I lived in Rep of Ireland, I would 100% vote to to allow women access to abortion. But I’m not sure it’s right that such a close vote should be decided by Irish people who have chosen NOT to live in Ireland returning for one day to cast their votes.

    329 replies . 106 retweets 700 likes
  10. May 25

    In favour: 50% - Divorce referendum - 1995 62% - Marriage equality - 2015 68% - Repeal the 8th - 2018 The slow disintegration of the church’s grip on Ireland. Getting there...

    128 replies . 2,815 retweets 11,629 likes
  11. May 25

    Solidarity from San Francisco. 🌹

    2 replies . 118 retweets 569 likes
  12. May 25

    That photo. ‘Yesterday, we travelled because we wanted to. Today, we vote for the women who travelled because they were forced to.’ for

    61 replies . 2,003 retweets 5,935 likes
  13. May 22

    Just started the first leg of my journey . Taking a night bus to Tokyo, where I will fly out tomorrow afternoon. Hopefully, I can find something fun to do while eagerly awaiting my chance to help on Friday.

    120 replies . 559 retweets 8,204 likes
  14. May 24

    The finished mural of Savita in Portbello, Dublin. Shout out to @achesdub who created the piece. Tomorrow we so no other women dies or is forced to leave the country to receive care because of the 8th.

    7 replies . 312 retweets 1,059 likes
  15. May 24

    So much love and solidarity to our sisters in Ireland 💜💚

    2 replies . 250 retweets 505 likes
  16. May 25

    Love this photo. Absolutely fierce.

    12 replies . 209 retweets 539 likes
  17. May 23

    Never again

    2 replies . 90 retweets 160 likes
  18. May 23

    hello. if you are in ireland thank you.

    31 replies . 282 retweets 2,155 likes
  19. May 23

    I’m one of these.

    2 replies . 44 retweets 170 likes
  20. May 19

    Look at these gentlemen at the top of grafton street!!

    7 replies . 178 retweets 1,311 likes
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  21. May 23

    Many thousands are travelling to take part in 's historic abortion referendum this Friday, to fight for women's right to choose. Please stand with the women of Ireland. RT with and :

    25 replies . 788 retweets 981 likes

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