Twitter has been accused of interference in Irish politics – after the managing director of the company's Irish operation claimed that a Yes vote in the upcoming same-sex marriage referendum would enhance Ireland's economy.
At a meeting today involving the Taoiseach and technology leaders, Twitter's Stephen McIntyre said a YES vote would show that Ireland is inclusive, and a good place for international investment.
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But the Iona Institute – which opposes same-sex marriage – says the comments mark a precedent of overseas companies trying to influence Irish voters.
