'Historic', 'Love Wins', 'Equality' - some of the buzzwords that went around this weekend last year.

Ireland became the first country in the world to pass same-sex marriage by popular vote on May 22nd 2015.

But you are already sharing all your memories from that weekend on social media, with #marrefmemories trending on Twitter.

Just over 62% supported changing the Constitution, with more than 1.2 million people turning out in support of marriage equality.

While Ireland led the world press in the run up to - and following - the result.

The referendum itself, 'Home to Vote' and 'Yes Equality' were the biggest Irish news trends on Twitter last year.

And people are remembering several aspects of the campaign today:

And of of course my personal favourite ????#marrefmemories #mammies pic.twitter.com/pNyNXMJ6m4

— John Lyons (@JohnLyons77) May 21, 2016

Tornadoes! Wolves! Loved when @DebStudioTen legoed a line from our video https://t.co/rCRZIkxbmH #marrefmemories https://t.co/e7iAskL9bU

— Tara Flynn (@TaraFlynn) May 21, 2016

#marrefmemories WHAT A DAY! pic.twitter.com/4N49utFk3e

— Peter McFarlane (@mcfarlanepeter) May 21, 2016

#marrefmemories Me and @sarahfran right after I voted (I was tired, OK?) pic.twitter.com/d5R69gmMh7

— Una Mullally (@UnaMullally) May 20, 2016

Bliss @PantiBliss #marrefmemories pic.twitter.com/p9GYFFjHOC

— Roisin Ingle (@roisiningle) May 21, 2016

Covering politics usually means covering events that make people angry. What's rare is wonderful. #marrefmemories pic.twitter.com/fptpkzfWWl

— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) May 21, 2016

A workday unlike too many others. #marrefmemories pic.twitter.com/QvA9FK6D8n

— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) May 20, 2016

⚡️ "Memories of Ireland's gay marriage referendum, one year on" #marrefmemories https://t.co/ReCkVC4kyt

— Twitter Dublin (@TwitterDublin) May 21, 2016

In case you don't have goosebumps already...