Ireland has voted to relax restrictions on abortion
The result was a landslide for the Yes campaign
Irish PM hails his country's "quiet revolution"
No campaigners say they will continue to fight against abortion
The government says it plans to enact new laws before the end of the year
Image source, Getty ImagesThat concludes our live coverage of the Irish abortion referendum results.
A day when the Republic of Ireland voted in favour of repealing the Eighth Amendment.
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Image source, Getty ImagesJust in case you haven't had enough - here are the results constituency by constituency....
Limerick County: Yes 24,448 (58.1%), no 17,644 (41.9%)
Limerick City: Yes 32,169 (66.9%), no 15,941 (33.1%)
Louth: Yes 46,429 (66.6%), no 23,333 (33.4%)
Tipperary: Yes 42,731 (59.1%), no 29,516 (40.9%)
Kildare South: Yes 27,307 (70.7%), no 11,339 (29.3%)
Kildare North: Yes 40,058 (73.6%), no 14,399 (26.4%)
Clare: Yes 34,328 (64.3%), no 19,079 (35.7%)
Wexford:Yes 49,935 (68.4%), no 23,069 (31.6%)
Laois: Yes 24,232 (61.4%), no 15,264 (38.6%)
Waterford: Yes 37,016 (69.4%), no 16,296 (30.6%)
Carlow/Kilkenny: Yes 44,211 (63.5%), no 25,418 (36.5%)
Wicklow: Yes54,629 (74.3%), no 18,931 (25.7%)
Cork North-Central: Yes 33,639 (64.02%), no 18,908 (35.98%)
Cork East: Yes 34,941 (64.1%), no 19,550 (35.9%)
Cork South-West: Yes 26,147 (64.5%), no 14,387 (35.5%)
Cork South Central: Yes 40,071 (68.84%), no 18,138 (31.16%)
Cork North-West: Yes 27,194 (60.1%), no 18,054 (39.9%)
Dublin Central: Yes 18,863 (76.51%), no 5,790 (23.49%)
Dublin Bay South: Yes 33,919 (78.5%), no 9,298 (21.5%)
Dublin North-West: Yes 28,477 (73.1%), no 10,489 (26.9%)
Dublin Rathdown: Yes 34,529 (76.1%), no 10,845 (23.9%)
Dublin South-West: Yes 54,642 (74.9%), no 18,301
Dublin Fingal: Yes 51,840 (77%), no 15,523 (23%)
Dublin West: Yes 33,595 (74%), no 11,794 (36%)
Dublin South-Central: Yes 34,201 (74.8%), no 11,530
Dublin Bay North:Yes 57,754 (74.7%), no 19,573 (25.3%)
Dublin Mid-West: Yes 35,192 (73.27%), no 12,838 (26.73%)
Galway East: Yes 26,525 (60.18%), no 17,546 (39.81%)
Galway West: Yes 42,422 (65.9%), no 21,906 (34.1%)
Offaly: Yes 24,781 (58.1%), no 17,908 (41.9%)
Meath East: Yes 30,686 (69.2%), no 13,652 (30.8%)
Meath West: Yes 26,343 (63.95%), no 14,850 (36.05%)
Roscommon-Galway: Yes 23,677 (57.2%), no 17,709 (42.79%)
Donegal: Yes 32,559 (48.1%), no 35,091 (51.9%)
Sligo-Leitrim: Yes 34,685 (59.4%), no 23,730 (40.6%)
Kerry: Yes 40,285 (58.3%), no 28,851 (41.7%)
Mayo: Yes 32,287 (57.1%), no 24,287 (42.9%)
Cavan-Monaghan: Yes 32,115 (55.5%), no 25,789 (44.5%)
Longford-Westmeath: Yes 30,876 (58.3%), no 22,113 (41.7%)
Dún Laoghaire: Yes 50,243 (77.1%), no 14,953 (22.9%)
Leo Varadkar in the aftermath of the result: "For me this is also a day when we say 'no more'.
"No more to doctors telling their patients that there is nothing can be done for them in their own country.
"No more lonely journeys across the Irish Sea.
"No more stigma as the veil of secrecy is lifted and no more isolation as the burden of shame is gone."
The crowds in the courtyard of Dublin Castle reacting to the official declaration of the referendum result.
The Donegal numbers:
No - 51.9%
Yes - 48.1%
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'Now all eyes will focus on NI' - Alliance leader Naomi Long
For 1,429,981
Against 723,632
Majority 706,349
The percentage result was Yes 66.4%, No 33.6%
Returning Officer Barry Ryan delivers the results in Irish and English from Dublin castle..
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Three constituencies yet to declare: Cork East, Donegal and Leitrim-Sligo but the maths are clear: the Yes side has won this referendum by a substantial majority.
Turnout at this stage: 64.5%
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Dawn McAvoy from the anti-abortion group Both Lives Matter said: "We mourn that a vital protection and declaration of dignity for both women and their unborn children has been removed from the Irish constitution.
"The idea that women have won today because they might have the choice to end their unborn child's life is too small and sad a vision. Already eyes are turning to Northern Ireland.
"Democracy and devolution must be respected and the people of Northern Ireland must not have legislation imposed upon them, from either Westminster or Dublin."