Voters in Ireland appear to have voted strongly in favour of legalising same-sex marriage in the republic’s referendum, leaders on both sides of the campaign said on Saturday.
With the ballot count still underway, the Irish health minister, Leo Varadkar, who came out as gay at the start of the government’s campaign, says Dublin looks to have voted about 70% in favour of gay marriage, while most districts outside the capital also were reporting strong leads for the yes campaign.
More and final result will be posted later.
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