The first Savita vigil in Eyre Square a few weeks after she died. In the following years, the sequence of events that led to her death was read out. Devastating.
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Myself and the wonderful @tracybruenmusic drove up to the 2016 @freesafelegal march. It pissed rain, but change was in the air. My cousin’s umbrella and lovely dog Otis. #RepealMemories

Travelling in 2018 I plastered my car and myself in Repeal gear. Going through the airport in my favourite T-shirt. Drove up to receive a @sundaybusiness short story prize in my sticker-plastered mondeo a few days before the vote. #RepealMemories

The kids got used to me disappearing after dinner to go canvassing.
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Canvassing was the only thing that calmed me down. I could only sleep properly after a canvass. Almost always I was with @MartinaCallanan, though not in this pic. The woman hiding her face here is my hero. I learned so much from her. #RepealMemories

This was a special evening. #RepealMemories

Canvassing I liked, manning the stall on shop street I found very stressful. Getting shouted at, called a murderer, a slut, and that my kids should be ashamed of me. All of this was far outweighed by the positive interactions, but it still shook me.
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This wan @MartinaCallanan #RepealMemories

After the exit polls, @MartinaCallanan and I went to help take down posters. We were climbing walls in sandals
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Tallying at the count centre was extremely emotional for me. I sobbed and sobbed. The relief.
@MartinaCallanan @DobbynElaine
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1000 lovely Yes votes, and one of the tally sheets from Galway West. 2:1 Yes:No. There were very few spoils. Voters took this referendum extremely seriously.
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The Returning Officer was not happy with us celebrating

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I have rarely been this tired. After 8s for the day that was in it.
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