People have been sharing their #RepealMemories on social media on the two year anniversary of the referendum.
One Twitter user shared photos of post-it notes in Temple Bar the day after the referendum took place.
https://twitter.com/aoiph/status/1264835169229340673
Meanwhile, Women's Council Ireland shared their memories on Twitter, writing, "Today marks the second anniversary of the day that 1,429,981 people voted to repeal the 8th Amendment and remove the constitutional ban on abortion in Ireland, allowing for abortions for all who need and want them. Here's a tiny selection of NWCI's #repealmemories #repealedthe8th"
https://twitter.com/NWCI/status/1264825007424897030
https://twitter.com/bergro30/status/1264871750170542093
https://twitter.com/LolsyByrne/status/1264853834280521728
https://twitter.com/Ciaraioch/status/1264894546669953024
Another wrote, "I will never forget the moment it was officially announced that we had repealed the 8th! Crying with relief, it was a tough campaign and it took a lot out of me but I would do it all again."
https://twitter.com/AoibhinKeighron/status/1264901145950109696
One person tweeted, "Two years today since the landslide vote to legalise abortion in Ireland, after years of lonely journeys made by thousands to access care, my own mum one of them."
https://twitter.com/CaelainnH/status/1264914828444995585
While another said, "
On May 26 2018, it was announced at Dublin Castle that
Ireland voted in favour of repealing the 8th Amendment. Apart from Donegal, every county came out with a majority Yes vote, resulting 66.4% of people in Ireland voting in favour of
repealing the 8th.
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