The Government says it's changing the wording of the Irish version of the referendum on Same Sex Marriage.
It follows concern it could have accidentally made it unconstitutional for a man and a woman to marry each other.
The original wording in Irish said two people could marry, irrespective of whether they were both men or women - but may have accidentally outlawed marriages between people of the opposite sex.
The Government has agreed to a 'stronger and clearer' wording, but it hasn't yet been made public.
In Ireland, the Irish wording of laws takes precedence over the English phrasing.
