'We didn’t do enough': Government 'failed to articulate' why people should vote yes-yes

Referenda ballots at the Cork count centre in Nemo. The results of the care amendment saw 73.9% of voters go against the proposed change to the Constitution. Picture: Larry Cummins
The Government has said that it “failed to articulate” to the public why they should have voted yes-yes in the family and care referenda.
On Saturday, both referenda were defeated comprehensively, with the care referendum having the highest no vote, by percentage, in a referendum in the history of the State.