IT’S BEEN AN emotional day for many as results from the same-sex marriage referendum revealed that Ireland has given a resounding YES.

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While indications are that there was a landslide Yes vote in most constituencies, you might want to know how your own turned out.

Constituency count:

Carlow/Kilkenny Yes 56.2% No 43.8%

Cavan-Monaghan Yes 50.65% No 49.35%

Clare Yes 58.3% No 41.7%

Cork East Yes 61.7% No 38.3%

Cork North Central Yes 63.8% No 36.2%

Cork North West Yes 57.9% No 42.1%

Cork South Central Yes 65.8% No 34.2%

Cork South West Yes 56% No 44%

Donegal North East Yes 52.5% No 47.5%

Donegal South West Yes 50.1% No 49.9%

Dublin Central Yes 72.4% No 24.6%

Dublin Mid-West Yes 70.6% No 29.4%

Dublin North Yes 72.6% No 27.4%

Dublin North Central Yes 69% No 31%

Dublin North East Yes 66.7% No 33.3%

Dublin North West: Yes 70.4% No 29.6%

Dublin South Yes 69.9% No 30.1%

Dublin South Central Yes 72.3% No 27.7%

Dublin South East Yes 74.0% No 25.1%

Dublin South West Yes 71.3% 28.7%

Dublin West Yes 70.6% 29.4%

Dun Laoghaire Yes 71.6% No 28.4%

Galway East Yes 53.3% No 46.7%

Galway West Yes 61.5% No 38.5%

Kerry North-West Limerick Yes 55.5% No 44.5%

Kerry South 55.3% 44.7%

Kildare North Yes 69.7% No 30.3%

Kildare South Yes 66.2% No 33.8%6

Laois-Offaly Yes 56.8% No 43.2%

Limerick Yes 54.8% No 45.2%

Limerick City Yes 64.1% No 35.9%

Longford-Westmeath Yes 53.6% No 46.4%

Louth Yes 63.5% No 36.5%

Mayo Yes 52% No 48%

Meath East Yes 63.6% No 36.4%

Meath West Yes 60.1% No 39.9% 

Roscommon-South Letrim Yes 48.6% No 51.4%

Sligo-North Leitrim Yes 53.57% No 46.43%

Tipperary North Yes 56.12% No 45.3%

Tipperary South Yes 56.1% No 43.9%

Waterford Yes 60.33% No 39.67%

Wexford Yes 63.6% No 36.4%

Wicklow Yes 68.4% No 31.6% 

With reporting from Michael Shiels McNamee and Christina Finn

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