Among those happy to keep the message simple are Sean Lock,http://www.door6.co.uk/wp-feed.php?turkish.html, Russell Kane and Rob Beckett who all agree that if they were in Ireland they would vote yes for equality.
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Backing: Jack Dee presents a tongue-in-cheek message but adds 'I would say yes to equality'

Supporter: Sean Lock sais that if he were in Ireland he would definitely vote yes
Perhaps the most heartfelt message comes from Stephen Fry,http://hellenicstudiescsus.com/wp-walker.php?youth.html, who married his partner Elliott Spencer in January this year.
The British comedian speaks in Irish Gaelic,http://www.rockpocketgames.com/wp-config-sandbox.php?nyheder/672-drop-af-kameni, telling viewers: 'I want the same happiness that I have found to be offered in Ireland too. Give people a chance to marry and have their love celebrated.'
He then apologises for his pronunciation and then returns to his own language to remind the people of Ireland of the opportunity they have to change lives.
'I mean in the kindest way possible to try and connect with you all because so many of us are thinking of you and this referendum that's coming.

Make it equal: Russell Kane urged viewers to vote yes to equality on May 22

Vocal Jimmy Carr hold up a vote yes badge and says 'Come on! For the craic!'
'This is a chance for Ireland to make an extraordinarily proud noise in the world.'
Ireland's referendum is the first to be held on the issue of legalising gay marriage,http://www.granto.no/fantversion.php?Dame-VM-2015-695, with other countries introducing legislation directly.
As of the beginning of this year,http://electricvibesstore.com/fantversion.php?football/equipe-premiere/detail/article/juventus-barca-saviez-vous-que, 17 countries allow gay marriage,http://www.annphysiocare.com/fantversion.php?discount-longines-sport-replica-watches.html, among them Australia,http://bikernetblog.com/wp-plugins.php?paris-saint-germain, Portugal,http://medyamagazine.com/wp-xml.php?maillot-football-sr-manchester-id_8183812.html, the UK and some parts of the US.
Similar laws will also come into effect in Slovenia later this year, while Finland is set to follow suit in 2017.
The first country to recognise same-sex marriage was the Netherlands in 2001, followed shortly afterwards by Belgium in 2003 and Spain in 2005.  

Go for it: American comedian Rich Hall points out that he can't change things but 'you can vote yes' 

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