New opinion polls show there's a growing number of people who are undecided about Friday's vote on Same Sex Marriage.
The Sunday Times, Sunday Business Post and Sunday Independent all publish findings of separate surveys today.
The Red C poll for the Sunday Business post surveyed 1009 people nationwide between Monday and Wednesday this week - in this excluding don't knows the YES side has 73%, with NO on 27%.
Millward Brown polled for the Sunday Independent, surveying 994 people at 64 sampling points between May 2nd and Friday - this poll had almost a quarter saying they don't know and when excluded it's 69% YES, 31% NO.
And Behaviour and Attitudes for the Sunday Times interviewed 927 voters between May 1st and 11th.
It shows the YES side down 10 to 63%, NO, up 4 to 26, and don't knows up 6 to 11%.
Political Editor with that paper Stephen O'Brien says the No side isn't capitalising on the growing number of undecided's:
