With just 24 days remaining before the country goes to the polls to determine whether to make a 34th and 35th amendment to the constitution, Irish bookmakers Paddy Power has revealed the odds its offering on whether the vote on same-sex marriage will pass. 

And in true Paddy Power style, they've designed a campaign that's bound to raise a few eyebrows and set social media alight.

The advert going over O'Connell Bridge [Twitter]

Using the Irish-language phrase Tiocfaidh ár lá, meaning 'Our day will come', a slogan notoriously used by members of the republican movement in the cause for a united Ireland. The image then shows two men, supposedly terrorists, wearing balaclavas while embracing on the happiest day of their lives. 

A sight to behold in Dublin this morning! #MarRef pic.twitter.com/ktP3lGKK3z

— Paddy Power (@paddypower) April 27, 2015

The odds announcement is currently being driven around the capital, with Paddy Power revealing that it believes the Yes side will pass with odds of 10/1 on, while the No side is running at 5/1. 

If you are unregistered to vote, you can still do so by May 5th. You can find details of how to register at newstalk.com/useyourvote.