View Poll Results: Should there be a Constitutional Referendum to clarify gay marriage &adoption rights?

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Thread: Red C poll finds 75% of Irish people in favour of gay marriage - Sunday Times

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    Red C poll finds 75% of Irish people in favour of gay marriage - Sunday Times

    ST editor Frank Fitzgibbon just tweeted

    SunTimes News: RedC poll for paper finds almost 75% of people believe gay couples should be allowed marry
    while reporter Richard Oakley tweeted

    RED C poll in ST tomorrow on gay marriage and right to adopt for gay couples

    finds 3 in 5 people think gay couples should be allowed to adopt children and 75% think they should be allowed to marry,


    among young people, 88% of 18-24 favour gay marriage and 81% are in favour of allowing gay couples to adopt
    I hope the new government is listening...

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    Me too (+ this will annoy the homophobes a lot)!!!!!!

    LoL

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    So far we need the forthcoming referendum to be on this issue, abortion and cannabis. I don't know what else needs to go on the list but the 31st Dáil better act on this soon.

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    Marriage equality shouldnt need a referendum, but if that's what it takes so be it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ocoonassa View Post
    So far we need the forthcoming referendum to be on this issue, abortion and cannabis. I don't know what else needs to go on the list but the 31st Dáil better act on this soon.
    Why do we need a referendum on cannabis? Where does the Constitution ban the consumption of marijuana?

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    The most important event concerning this matter is the Zappone/Gilligan case, if the Supreme Court rules against them then we'll need a referendum and ,after seeing similar situations in the US, I dread that outcome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hooch View Post
    The most important event concerning this matter is the Zappone/Gilligan case, if the Supreme Court rules against them then we'll need a referendum and ,after seeing similar situations in the US, I dread that outcome.
    Can you elaborate?

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    Lets see......a conservative country who have just voted in another conservative government......and you think that they will go all liberal in another referendum. This country is a long way from voting in gay marraige
    Slip! Slop! Slap! Seek! Slide!

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    Quote Originally Posted by borntorum View Post
    Why do we need a referendum on cannabis? Where does the Constitution ban the consumption of marijuana?
    I wasn't aware it did so but then again it doesn't ban gay marriage either.

    We need a referendum to see if the people want to legalise these things.

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    Quote Originally Posted by controller View Post
    Lets see......a conservative country who have just voted in another conservative government......and you think that they will go all liberal in another referendum. This country is a long way from voting in gay marraige
    Poll says otherwise.

    And I wonder how many people who vote FG would describe them as a conservative party

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