Republic of Ireland is now listed as the first country to legalize it through the referendum, and also becomes the 14th state to recognize same-sex marriage.
More than 62 percent voted in favor of amendments to the state constitution to 'happy' gay and lesbian couples.
Reporting from Irish Time, Sunday (24/5), Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny praised the country's historic step. "With the vote today we have revealed who we are. A person who is generous, compassionate, brave and fun," he said.
A total of 1.2 million inhabitants of Ireland approved the legality of same-sex marriage. South Dublin city became the city with the most votes, with nearly 75 percent of citizens agree. The minimum support obtained from Roscommon town.
The prime minister of Ireland, Enda Kenny welcomed happily on the results of the referendum, he also endorsed the same-sex marriage formally and become state statutes.
"Countries that do not ratify wedding differentiate their types. The answer is 'yes' for all the love and 'Yes' for their wedding.
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