Google’s homepage for Ireland is currently displaying a subtle, but clear, message:
Google supports marriage equality #ProudToLove
They’ve also translated the same message on the Irish language version:
Google.ie is the most popular website in Ireland according to Alexa, with the .ie taking the number 1 position, followed by the .com at number 2.
The position of the tech giant is no surprise. Twitter, eBay, Paypal, Hailo and many other international technology companies have made their position on this week’s referendum crystal clear. They’ve been joined by quite a few indigenous Irish companies (ourselves included) in supporting a “yes” vote in this week’s referendum.
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