Best-of
dublin
Share
Here’s Why You Should Skip Work To Watch ‘The Story Of Yes’ Today
Published 00:10 20 Dec 2016 GMT
MoreNews
Best-of
Best-of
Best-of
Best-of
Best-of
Best-of
Share
Published 00:10 20 Dec 2016 GMT
Best-of
Best-of
Best-of
Best-of
Best-of
Best-of
Last night, The Story of Yes, a 50 minute documentary film aired on RTÉ. Within minutes the show was trending on Twitter as people reached out to share their stories, and weigh in on the seismic shift that occurred in Ireland this time last year.
If you didn't get a chance to watch the documentary you can do so here, and we fully suggest doing so immediately - just make sure you've got some tissues handy.
Here's how the people of Ireland responded to what can only be described as an emotional rollercoaster...
Was stuck in London for the #marraigeref last year but the #storyofyes has brought back all the emotions! So proud of our little country????????????????
— Carly (@_carlyj) May 23, 2016
#storyofyes I'm crying happy tears and shaking my fist at the people who out their religious beliefs over others happiness
— Alison Spittle (@AlisonSpittle) May 23, 2016
"I never heard anything bad about having 2 dads until the referendum" #storyofyes showing some of the negative impacts of MarRef for so many
— Dee Campbell (@DeeCaam) May 23, 2016
Mary McAleese speech has me in tears again. She was fantastic throughout #storyofyes
— Wayne Power (@PowerWayne) May 23, 2016
There's only one plan we have ever been happy to shred, the contingency plan to support #LGBT youth had there been a No vote #StoryOfYes
— BeLonG To (@BeLonG_To) May 23, 2016
There's @JoeyKavanagh_ <3 #TheStoryOfYes #Storyofyes
— Will St Leger ???? (@WillStLeger) May 23, 2016
Bawling again watching #hometovote on #StoryofYes ????
— Moninne Griffith (@Moninne) May 23, 2016
"This is our community saying yes by a phenomenal majority" - this basically sums up #marref #storyofyes
— Colette Browne (@colettebrowne) May 23, 2016
getting flashbacks to crying on the floor of a toilet stall in Pantibar and being hugged by 100,000 strangers when I walked out #StoryofYes
— Lady Macdeath (@InfiniteJess) May 23, 2016
Not a dry eye in the house :) #storyofyes
— Alan Kinsella (@electionlit) May 23, 2016
It was so nice to watch that with my family and just feel it in my heart what it was like all over again. #StoryOfYes
— spit’s all coming back to me now (@samwhatislife) May 23, 2016
Its true. If you want to understand Ireland, who we really are-our decency, generosity, compassion-look at what we did last May. #StoryofYes
— Colm O'Gorman (@Colmogorman) May 23, 2016
Feeling VERY emotional watching #TheStoryOfYes We may be a small nation but we're a mighty one! LoveisLove ?????????????????? pic.twitter.com/IAsg8Vb1bs
— Ciamhie Mc Digital (@CiamhieMc) May 23, 2016
In an alternative universe these guys are talking about how they first met #TheStoryOfYes pic.twitter.com/p6uct7Ah82
— Some Dad (@_SomeDad) May 23, 2016
Guys, I remember standing in the count centre and seeing what was happening. My heart burst open. I'm bawling. #TheStoryOfYes #marref
— Brian O'Flynn (@brianoflynn_) May 23, 2016
Huge well done to @hughrodgers and the team on #StoryOfYes a new #MarRef memory!
— BeLonG To (@BeLonG_To) May 23, 2016
WE DID IT!
READ NEXT: 15 Tweets Celebrating Voters' Fondest Memories From The Marriage Equality Referendum