Generation Yes

This article is about the Irish youth movement. For the U.S. non-profit organization, see Generation YES.

For the Scottish movement, see Generation Yes (Scotland).

Generation Yes was an campaign group in Ireland that was active in promoting the country's European Union (EU) membership and a 'Yes' vote in the campaign prior to the second referendum on the country's ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon, which was held on 2 October 2009.^[1]

Generation Yes

The logo of Generation Yes
Abbreviation	GenYes
Formation	24 April 2009
Type	Youth interest group
Legal status	Active
Purpose	Campaign for an Irish 'Yes' to the Lisbon Treaty
Location	Ireland
Website	www.generationyes.ie

A two-storey Generation Yes poster in Dublin

The group was launched 24 April 2009 and was primarily made up of college students and graduates.^[2] Generation Yes had a stated aim to use social networking websites (such as Facebook and Twitter) to organise a "grassroots movement".^[3]

The organisation became inactive after the second Lisbon Treaty referendum.^[4]