ReferendumCommission

Here’s how to vote in today’s referendum on the regulation of divorce. #beavoter

It’s your Constitution and only you can decide what is in it. Information is here at refcom.ie. There is 90 minutes until polls close. Off ye go 🏃‍♂️🏃🏽‍♀️

Have you cast your vote yet? Polling stations are open until 10pm. #beavoter

Beidh na stáisiúin vótála ar oscailt idir a 7am agus 10pm. Caith do vóta.

It’s today! Make sure you vote.

Vote with me tomorrow. #beavoter

The referendum on the regulation of divorce is on tomorrow, the same day as the European Parliament and local elections. So #beavoter because your vote means everything.

Voting is tomorrow! Check you have some ID to bring, preferably photo ID such as passport, drivers licence etc. you don’t need your polling card, but it helps.

Referendum Commission Chairperson Tara Burns will be on @rte Six One at 6.20 pm explaining referendum on regulation of divorce.

Chairperson Tara Burns will be on @rte Six One at 6 20 pm explaining referendum on regulation of divorce

Friday May 24th is the referendum on the regulation of divorce. Be a voter. Polling stations are open from 7 a.m.-10 p.m.

An explanation of the referendum on the regulation of divorce can be found here: refcom.ie/current-refere…

Our chairperson Ms Justice Tara Burns will be on @morningireland shortly after 8 30 am explaining next Friday’s referendum on regulation of divorce

Tara Burns with students from ⁦@DALCDublin⁩ , where she spoke today on the referendum on regulation of divorce

Commission Chair Tara Burns speaking now to students at Dublin Adult Learning Centre explaining the referendum and encouraging all to vote

Tuesday next May 7 is the last day to register to vote in the May 24 referendum. Go to checktheregister.ie and if you are not on it, download forms from there, get to Garda station for validation of ID & deliver to local authority office by close of business Tuesday.

Kathie from Cork: "If you want to have a voice, you have to vote."

Chairperson judge Tara Burns urged the 2400 people who received Irish citizenship in Killarney today to register to vote, and to vote, in the May 24 referendum on regulation of divorce

Chairperson Tara Burns on @radiokerry now urging people to register and to vote in May 24 referendum

Tara Burns explaining the referendum on regulation of divorce on ⁦@morningireland⁩