THE Irish Diaspora are coming home in their droves to cast their vote in today's referendum on gay marriage.
People from every corner of the globe have taken to Twitter to share their pictures, using the hashtag #hometovote.
A positive outcome from the referendum remains the bookies' favourite, with Paddy Power predicting a victory for the yes campaigners at 1/14, versus odds of 6/1 for the no vote.
The world's eyes will be on Ireland, as the count kicks off tonight - with #VoteYes the number one trend on Twitter worldwide this afternoon.
Here is a selection of tweets from around the internet, as they make their way home...
Cork man Michael took time out from his studies to come home and vote
With Michael at Euston, taking time out from finals to go Cambridge > London > Holyhead > Dublin > Cork #HomeToVote pic.twitter.com/1sO8jDP2RA
— Ireland \ Síomha (@ireland) May 21, 2015
This group leaving London was full of colour
We're on our way #HomeToVote! Just some of the crew currently en route Euston -> Holyhead -> Dublin #MarRef pic.twitter.com/Sz605FQJlf
— Get The Boat 2 Vote (@gettheboat2vote) May 22, 2015
Yes campaigner Riyadh shared this picture of massive queues at Dublin Airport
The fact that #hometovote is trending has made me well up more than once this morning. People are amazing. pic.twitter.com/mIKZJhlXCH — Riyadh Khalaf (@RiyadhK) May 22, 2015
This woman travelled from Britain to vote
'I travelled from London' #hometovote @NewstalkFM pic.twitter.com/mCs8OhfjfJ — Henry McKean (@HenryMcKean) May 22, 2015
Meanwhile, the no campaigners have been getting some last minute work done
Some of the #voteno team doing last-minute #MarRef canvassing in Dublin pic.twitter.com/ZtL6czJtvS
— Michael Kelly (@MichaelKellyIC) May 20, 2015
Some are joining the yes campaigners in travelling home to use their vote
I'm coming home to #voteno in #MarRef. If you believe that children deserve a mum & dad where possible you should too pic.twitter.com/3ymCMt3qCw — Keith Mills (@KeithM) May 21, 2015
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