As Ireland heads to the polling stations today many celebrities have shared their thoughts on the 8th amendment referendum.
Many have taken to Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to share why they are voting yes or no.
In some cases, international states have also tweeted their support to people in Ireland.
Check out the extensive list below
Voting Yes
Niall Horan
Hozier
The 8th amendment prevents nothing but the safety and dignity of our fellow citizens. I hope you’ll join me in granting those in a crisis pregnancy compassionate access to healthcare in Ireland on Friday the 25th of May by voting YES. #TogetherForYes https://t.co/C29soHMhhv
— Hozier (@Hozier) May 23, 2018
Vogue Williams 
Marissa Carter 
“Before we had our two beautiful children – I had three miscarriages that truly nearly broke me. I couldn’t leave our apartment for three months after the last one and I couldn’t bear to speak about it with my friends. When I was pregnant with Charlie – we were afraid to celebrate. Repealing the 8th amendment isn’t about the value you place on life inside the womb. It’s not. It’s about a woman’s right to choose. Abortion is not a decision that any woman wants to make. It’s just not. I don’t need a list of why women might want or need an abortion – it’s not my place to judge. It’s no one’s. I stand #together4yes and I support every woman’s right to control her own body. We will #Repealthe8th. Now make sure you’re registered to vote!”
Brian O’Driscoll 
“For progressive healthcare. #togetherforyes”
Amy Huberman
“Don’t forget to vote this Friday to have your say.”
Dermot Bannon
Saoirse Ronan
Devin Toner
Peter O’Mahony
Rosanna Davidson 
“YES!”
Liam Cunningham, Aoibhin McGinnity, Peter Coonan, Victoria Smurfitt, Tom Vaughan Lawlor, Cillian Murphy, Robert Sheehan, Pauline McGlynn, Deirdre O’Kane, Keith Duffy and many more took part in this Together for Yes video.
An open letter calling for a Yes vote on May 25.
We are all #together4yes
Vote Yes on May 25 for a more caring and compassionate Ireland. pic.twitter.com/dSG3W1TGRC
— Together for Yes (@Together4yes) May 6, 2018
Comedians including Aisling Bea, Roisin Conaty, Sharon Horgan, Jimmy Car, Chris O’Dowd and others took part in this Be My Vote video.
Bloggers including Rosie Connolly, Suzanne Jackson, Joanne Larby, Faces By Grace, Louise O’Reilly and several more have also shared their support for a Yes vote.
International stars who support a yes vote
Pink
“IRELAND: #repealthe8th #togetherforyes”
Courteney Cox
Emma Thompson
Sarah Hyland
Russel Crowe
Vicky Pattison
“I say enough. Enough to a women’s pain. To her heartache and agony. To her feeling trapped. To her feeling ashamed or lost or alone.
“I say enough to the laws and restraints of a forgotten time being pressed open modern, strong and capable women.
“I say enough to women not having a choice or a voice.
“You may say that I have no right to an opinion as I’m not Irish- but as a woman I have every right. I stand with the women of Ireland.
#repealthe8th #giveustheright”
Dermot O’Leary
Voting No
John Connors
Dana
The Eurovision contestant and politician previously told the Irish Times that repealing the 8th amendment would be “a contradiction of the most fundamental principle of the legal system; the principle that human life is to be safeguarded and defended at all times”.
Chrystal Swing
“I believe in the sanctity of human life from the moment of conception to the moment of natural death
“This is a baby that’s in there, it’s human life, we all began that way and I couldn’t condone abortion in any way,” she told RSVP.
Jim Corr
Polling stations open from 7am to 10pm today.
