Irish Times political correspondent Jennifer Bray reports from the Central Count Centre in Dublin Castle.
Labour party leader Ivan Bacik TD is critical of both the wording used in the referendums and the campaign behind them.Peadar Tóibín TD leader of Aontú says the government's referendum messaging was confusing and that a no vote indicates a lack of trust by the general public.
Counting is getting under way in two referendums on the issues of Family and Care with boxes opened in 29 count centres at 9am. Video: Tom Honan/Bryan O'BrienOutside of the Sacred Heart National School in Glasnevin, voters explained why they voted "Yes or "No" for the family and care referendums.
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