Don't wait for someone to write your story. Don't do a 1916 on Repeal and be too traumatised to document it (in whatever way you find easiest). We need it all to make sense of it. People in 50 years time will want more than the bullet points. Get it out while its fresh.

Every article, blog post, documentary and book is great, but none of them can paint the full picture with all the fine detail. If your waiting for the definitive movie it would be 17 days long at least and still won't satisfy some people.

If your cross because there isn't a monument with all the names etched on of all the people who were ever involved with the campaign, you might want to check why you got involved in the first place.
It was bigger than any one individual. It was bigger than all of us put together

But mostly, if you're still seething about the way things were done (2 years later) instead of *delighted* that we did the thing, maybe it's time you go talk to someone about that.
Because all that rage would be put to better use when the 3 year review comes around next year