With just days left until the vote, a new poll has found the YES side in the same-sex marriage referendum remains firmly in the lead.
But according to the Irish Times/IPSOS poll of 1200 people, that support for the YES campaign has dropped 4%.
Of those surveyed last Wednesday and Thursday, 58% intend to vote in favour of allowing same-sex couples to marry, with 25% planning to vote against it.
17% were either undecided, or said they would not vote.
Head of Amnesty International Ireland Colm O'Gorman says turnout will be key in this referendum:
The Irish Times/IPSOS poll also found that just 20% of people said they were still listening to both sides of the same-sex marriage referendum debate.
Gerry Fahey is a member of First Families First, who are campaigning for a NO vote.
He's confident that the NO campaign can win over those voters:
