They did their bit.
The recent referendum on the Eighth Amendment had the highest turnout in any referendum throughout the entire history of the country.
The two sides did their campaigning all around the country, but the role that social media played in the lead up to the 25th of May is not to be ignored.
A number of celebrities spoke out ahead of the referendum, and urged the people of Ireland to use their vote.
Here's a list of some of the most interesting, most emotional and most random faces to offer their opinion on the historic occasion:
Westmeath's Niall Horan did his bets to encourage the people of Ireland to vote yes.
https://twitter.com/NiallOfficial/status/999944836160655361
Hozier did the same.
https://twitter.com/Hozier/status/999933852935249920
Pink offered her support. Legend.
Ireland and Leinster rugby star Cian Healy talked about his own personal relationship with the situation, before encouraging people to vote yes.
https://twitter.com/ProperChurch/status/999658759566880769
Football legend and TV presenter guy urged Ireland to "do the right thing".
https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/999922261170651138
Academy Award winner Russell Crowe had a beautiful message.
https://twitter.com/russellcrowe/status/999777488086548481
Dermot O'Leary off the X Factor spoke as "an Irish son and brother".
https://twitter.com/radioleary/status/999940038661169152
Even Rylan got in on the act...
https://twitter.com/Rylan/status/999964570738360321
English comedian Sarah Millican appealed to anyone that may have been on the fence.
https://twitter.com/SarahMillican75/status/999956174572277760
Piers bloody Morgan even did the same!
https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/999894637383839744
Boy George too...
https://twitter.com/BoyGeorge/status/989396813202456577
Irish comedian Dara O'Briain was ineligible to vote, but was emphatic in what he wanted the Irish to do.
https://twitter.com/daraobriain/status/999927035895173125
Emma Watson did too, classic Hermione.
https://twitter.com/EmmaWatson/status/999763765926150145
