- Dáil Éireann
- Seanad Éireann
- Committees
- Oireachtas TV
Mon, 17 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
Tue, 18 Nov
Business Proposal
Nomination of a Member of the Government
SOS
Government Business:Statements on Ukraine
Private Members' Business (Sinn Féin): Motion re Mercosur Trade Agreement
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Transport
Dáil adjourns
Wed, 19 Nov
Private Members' Business (Independent and Parties Technical Group): Motion re Israeli Settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Prohibition of Importation of Goods) Bill
Other Members' Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Referral to Committee: Central Bank (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Order for Committee Stage
Government Business:Statements post European Council meeting of 23rd of October, pursuant to Standing Order 133
SOS
Government Business:Statements on Paediatric Spinal Surgery Waiting Lists
Motion(s) without debate: Health Information Bill 2024 — Motion to Instruct the Committee
Government Business:Health Information Bill 2024 — Report and Final Stages
Government Business:Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
- Supplementary Estimates for Public Services [Votes 20 to 22 and 24].
(back from Committee; to moved together and decided by one question and any division claimed to be taken immediately)
- Motion re Leave to Introduce Supplementary Estimates [Votes 32 to 34]
(any division claimed to be taken immediately)
-Arts (Recognition of Comedy) (Amendment) Bill 2024 — Second Stage (Amendment to an amendment)
- Motion re Cost of Motoring
-Forty-first Amendment of the Constitution (Reduction of Voting Age to Sixteen Years) Bill 2025 — Second Stage (Amendment)
Dáil adjourns
Thu, 20 Nov
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Health
Other Members' Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Bills for Introduction: Dog Welfare (Amendment) Bill 2025 — First Stage
SOS
Government Business:Statements on Haulage Costs for SMEs
Private Members' Bill or Committee Report (alternating weekly):Building Energy Rating (BER) Standards for Private Rented Accommodation Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Dáil adjourns
Fri, 21 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
Mon, 24 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
Tue, 25 Nov
Bills for Introduction: Seán Lemass Dublin International Airport Bill 2025 — First Stage
- Motion re Sixth Report of the Standing Committee of Selection
- Motion re Referral to Committee of Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann of the Planning and Development Act 2024 (Modifications) Regulations 2025
- Financial Motion by the Minister for Finance [2025] (Financial Resolution No. 1)
- Financial Motion by the Minister for Finance [2025] (Financial Resolution No. 2)
Government Business: Supplementary Estimates for Public Services [Votes 2 and 6].
Government Business:Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Private Members' Business (Sinn Féin):Victims of Sexual Violence Civil Protection Orders Bill 2025 (Second Stage)
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Dáil adjourns
Wed, 26 Nov
Private Members' Business (Independent Technical Group): Motion re Strengthening Whistleblower Protections, Enforcement, and Accountability in Public Administration
Other Members' Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Bills for Introduction: Electricity Regulation (Climate Action and Connection to Distribution and Transmission Systems) Bill 2025 — First Stage
SOS
Government Business: Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann of the Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund Regulations 2025
Government Business: Motion re Extension of Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2021
Government Business: Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann to Authorise negotiations for an agreement between the European Union and the Republic of Korea on the transfer of Passenger Name Record data
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Union support for asylum, migration and integration for the period from 2028 to 2034
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Union support for internal security for the period from 2028 to 2034
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Justice programme for the period 2028-2034 and repealing Regulation (EU) 2021/693
Motion(s) without debate: Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Financial Resolution
Government Business:Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
Government Business:Finance Bill 2025 — Report and Final Stages
-Building Energy Rating (BER) Standards for Private Rented Accommodation Bill 2025 — Second Stage
- Motion re Strengthening Whistleblower Protections, Enforcement, and Accountability in Public Administration (Amendment)
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann of the Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund Regulations 2025 (Amendment)
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Union support for asylum, migration and integration for the period from 2028 to 2034
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Union support for internal security for the period from 2028 to 2034
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Justice programme for the period 2028-2034 and repealing Regulation (EU) 2021/693
Dáil adjourns
Today, 27 Nov
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Other Members' Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Bills for Introduction: Sanctions against the State of Israel Bill 2025 — First Stage
SOS
Government Business:Statements on Sudan
Private Members' Bill or Committee Report (alternating weekly):Wind Turbine Regulation Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Dáil adjourns
Fri, 28 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
No business is currently scheduled.
Dáil Éireann resumes on Tuesday, 25 November 2025 at 2.00pm.
Tue 18
Business Proposal
Nomination of a Member of the Government
SOS
Government Business:Statements on Ukraine
Private Members' Business (Sinn Féin): Motion re Mercosur Trade Agreement
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Transport
Dáil adjourns
Wed 19
Private Members' Business (Independent and Parties Technical Group): Motion re Israeli Settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Prohibition of Importation of Goods) Bill
Other Members' Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Referral to Committee: Central Bank (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Order for Committee Stage
Government Business:Statements post European Council meeting of 23rd of October, pursuant to Standing Order 133
SOS
Government Business:Statements on Paediatric Spinal Surgery Waiting Lists
Motion(s) without debate: Health Information Bill 2024 — Motion to Instruct the Committee
Government Business:Health Information Bill 2024 — Report and Final Stages
Government Business:Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
Dáil adjourns
Thu 20
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Health
Other Members' Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Bills for Introduction: Dog Welfare (Amendment) Bill 2025 — First Stage
SOS
Government Business:Statements on Haulage Costs for SMEs
Private Members' Bill or Committee Report (alternating weekly):Building Energy Rating (BER) Standards for Private Rented Accommodation Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Dáil adjourns
Tue 25
Bills for Introduction: Seán Lemass Dublin International Airport Bill 2025 — First Stage
- Financial Motion by the Minister for Finance [2025] (Financial Resolution No. 1)
- Financial Motion by the Minister for Finance [2025] (Financial Resolution No. 2)
Government Business: Supplementary Estimates for Public Services [Votes 2 and 6].
Government Business:Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Private Members' Business (Sinn Féin):Victims of Sexual Violence Civil Protection Orders Bill 2025 (Second Stage)
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Dáil adjourns
Wed 26
Private Members' Business (Independent Technical Group): Motion re Strengthening Whistleblower Protections, Enforcement, and Accountability in Public Administration
Other Members' Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Bills for Introduction: Electricity Regulation (Climate Action and Connection to Distribution and Transmission Systems) Bill 2025 — First Stage
SOS
Government Business: Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann of the Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund Regulations 2025
Government Business: Motion re Extension of Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2021
Government Business: Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann to Authorise negotiations for an agreement between the European Union and the Republic of Korea on the transfer of Passenger Name Record data
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Union support for asylum, migration and integration for the period from 2028 to 2034
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Union support for internal security for the period from 2028 to 2034
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Justice programme for the period 2028-2034 and repealing Regulation (EU) 2021/693
Motion(s) without debate: Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Financial Resolution
Government Business:Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
Government Business:Finance Bill 2025 — Report and Final Stages
Dáil adjourns
Thu 27
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Other Members' Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Bills for Introduction: Sanctions against the State of Israel Bill 2025 — First Stage
SOS
Government Business:Statements on Sudan
Private Members' Bill or Committee Report (alternating weekly):Wind Turbine Regulation Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Dáil adjourns
No business is currently scheduled.
Dáil Éireann resumes on Tuesday, 25 November 2025 at 2.00pm.
Dáil Éireann
Mon, 24 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.Tue, 25 Nov
14:00
Leaders' Questions (Sinn Féin, Labour Party, Social Democrats, Independent Technical Group)15:10
Government Business- Financial Motion by the Minister for Finance [2025] (Financial Resolution No. 1)
- Financial Motion by the Minister for Finance [2025] (Financial Resolution No. 2)
17:10
Government Business:Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
(Department of Health)20:44
Private Members' Business (Sinn Féin):Victims of Sexual Violence Civil Protection Orders Bill 2025 (Second Stage)
Wed, 26 Nov
10:00
Private Members' Business (Independent Technical Group): Motion re Strengthening Whistleblower Protections, Enforcement, and Accountability in Public Administration
12:00
Leaders' Questions (Sinn Féin, Labour Party, Social Democrats, Independent and Parties Technical Group)13:12
Bills for Introduction: Electricity Regulation (Climate Action and Connection to Distribution and Transmission Systems) Bill 2025 — First Stage
15:02
Government Business: Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann of the Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund Regulations 2025
16:02
Government Business: Motion re Extension of Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2021
17:02
Government Business: Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann to Authorise negotiations for an agreement between the European Union and the Republic of Korea on the transfer of Passenger Name Record data
18:02
Government Business- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Union support for asylum, migration and integration for the period from 2028 to 2034
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Union support for internal security for the period from 2028 to 2034
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Justice programme for the period 2028-2034 and repealing Regulation (EU) 2021/693
19:02
Motion(s) without debate: Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Financial Resolution
(to be taken no earlier than 5 p.m. and any division claimed to be taken immediately)19:03
Government Business:Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
(Department of Health)20:33
Government Business:Finance Bill 2025 — Report and Final Stages
(Department of Finance), (if not previously concluded, to conclude either at 12.28 a.m. or after 4 hours, whichever is the later)Today, 27 Nov
12:00
Leaders' Questions (Sinn Féin, Social Democrats, Independent and Parties Technical Group, Independent Technical Group)18:29
Private Members' Bill or Committee Report (alternating weekly):Wind Turbine Regulation Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Fri, 28 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.Sat, 29 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.Sun, 30 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
Mon, 17 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
Tue, 18 Nov
Order of Business
SOS
Government Business
-Electricity (Supply) (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
(Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment)
- Motion regarding the earlier signature of the Electricity (Supply) (Amendment) Bill 2025
(Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment)
Government Business:Defamation (Amendment) Bill 2024 — Committee Stage (resumed)
Seanad adjourns
Wed, 19 Nov
Order of Business
SOS
Government Business: Statements on Irish Water and Water Quality
Government Business:Irish Film Board (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Order for Second Stage and Second Stage
Private Members’ Business: Motion re Migration
Seanad adjourns
Thu, 20 Nov
Order of Business
Motion(s) without debate: Report of the Committee of Selection
SOS
Government Business: Motion re proposed approval by Seanad Éireann of the Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund Regulations 2025 – Back from Committee
Seanad adjourns
Fri, 21 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
Mon, 24 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
Tue, 25 Nov
Order of Business
SOS
Government Business:Employment (Contractual Retirement Ages) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Government Business:Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Seanad adjourns
Wed, 26 Nov
Order of Business
Motion(s) without debate
- Motion re proposed approval by Seanad Éireann of the extension of the Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2021
(Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration)
- Motion re Referral to Joint Committee of the Planning and Development Act 2024 (Modification) Regulations 2025
(Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage)
SOS
Government Business
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Internal Security Fund for 2028-2034
(Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration)
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) for 2028-2034
(Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration)
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Justice programme for the period 2028-2034
(Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration)
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Council Decision opening PNR negotiations with the Republic of Korea
(Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration)
SOS
Private Members’ Business:Disability (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2023 — Report and Final Stages
Government Business: Irish Film Board (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
Private Members’ Business: Motion re the Fishing Industry
Seanad adjourns
Today, 27 Nov
Order of Business
SOS
Government Business: Statements on the HIQA review to inform decision-making on the design and delivery of urgent and emergency healthcare services in HSE Mid-West
Seanad adjourns
Fri, 28 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
No business is currently scheduled.
Seanad Éireann resumes on Tuesday, 25 November 2025 at 2.30pm.
Tue 18
Order of Business
-Electricity (Supply) (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
- Motion regarding the earlier signature of the Electricity (Supply) (Amendment) Bill 2025
Government Business:Defamation (Amendment) Bill 2024 — Committee Stage (resumed)
Seanad adjourns
Wed 19
Order of Business
Government Business: Statements on Irish Water and Water Quality
Government Business:Irish Film Board (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Order for Second Stage and Second Stage
Private Members’ Business: Motion re Migration
Seanad adjourns
Thu 20
Order of Business
Motion(s) without debate: Report of the Committee of Selection
Government Business: Motion re proposed approval by Seanad Éireann of the Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund Regulations 2025 – Back from Committee
Seanad adjourns
Tue 25
Order of Business
Government Business:Employment (Contractual Retirement Ages) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Government Business:Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
Seanad adjourns
Wed 26
Order of Business
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Internal Security Fund for 2028-2034
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) for 2028-2034
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Justice programme for the period 2028-2034
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Council Decision opening PNR negotiations with the Republic of Korea
Private Members’ Business:Disability (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2023 — Report and Final Stages
Government Business: Irish Film Board (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
Private Members’ Business: Motion re the Fishing Industry
Seanad adjourns
Thu 27
Order of Business
Government Business: Statements on the HIQA review to inform decision-making on the design and delivery of urgent and emergency healthcare services in HSE Mid-West
Seanad adjourns
No business is currently scheduled.
Seanad Éireann resumes on Tuesday, 25 November 2025 at 2.30pm.
Seanad Éireann
Mon, 24 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.Tue, 25 Nov
16:15
SOS16:45
Government Business:Employment (Contractual Retirement Ages) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
(Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment)18:15
Government Business:Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2025 — Second Stage
(Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration)Wed, 26 Nov
12:20
SOS12:45
Government Business- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Internal Security Fund for 2028-2034
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) for 2028-2034
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Regulation establishing the Justice programme for the period 2028-2034
- Motion re Protocol 21 opt-in to a Council Decision opening PNR negotiations with the Republic of Korea
14:15
SOS14:30
Private Members’ Business:Disability (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2023 — Report and Final Stages
16:30
Government Business: Irish Film Board (Amendment) Bill 2025 — Committee and remaining Stages
(Department of Culture, Communications and Sport)Today, 27 Nov
11:15
SOS11:45
Government Business: Statements on the HIQA review to inform decision-making on the design and delivery of urgent and emergency healthcare services in HSE Mid-West
(Department of Health)Fri, 28 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.Sat, 29 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.Sun, 30 Nov
No business is currently scheduled.
Mon, 17 Nov
No business currently scheduled.
Tue, 18 Nov
- Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, An tOll.
- Professor Cathal Seoighe, Ollamh le Bithionformaitic i Scoil na nEolaíochtaí Matamaitice agus Staitistice, Ollscoil na Gaillimhe
- Dr. Fintan Hegarty, Léachtóir in Oideachas ETIM (STEM) trí Ghaeilge, Ollscoil na Gaillimhe
- Mr. Art O’ Leary, Chief Executive, An Coimisiún Toghcháin (The Electoral Commission)
- Mr. Nick Callan, Assistant Principal Electoral Integrity, An Coimisiún Toghcháin (The Electoral Commission)
- Mr. Jeremy Godfrey, Executive Chairperson, Coimisiún na Meán
- Ms. Anne Marie Pollock, Director of Policy for Democracy and Fundamental Rights, Coimisiún na Meán
- Professor Muiris MacCarthaigh, Director of the Centre for Public Policy and Administration, Queens University Belfast
- Dr. Deepak Padmanabhan, Senior Lecturer in Computer Science at the School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Queens University Belfast
- Dr. Dan McQuillan, Senior Lecturer in Critical AI, Goldsmiths, University of London
- Professor William Gallagher, Full Professor of Cancer Biology, UCD School of Biomolecular & Biomedical Science. Co-Lead, All Island Cancer Research Institute (AICRI) Scientific Director, St Vincent's -UCD Cancer Centre., All-Island Cancer Research Institute
- Ms. Siobhan Gaynor, Patient Advocate, All-Island Cancer Research Institute
- Professor Gerry Hanna, Professional Fellow and the Marie Curie Chair of Clinical Oncology at Trinity College Dublin and a Consultant in Radiation Oncology at ther St. Luke's Radiation Oncology Network., All-Island Cancer Research Institute
- Professor Owen Smith, Professor of Child, Adolescent & Young Adult Onocology and Professor of Haematoplogy in the School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin. Consultant Paediatric Haematologist at Children's Health Ireland, All-Island Cancer Research Institute
- Mr. Frank Casey, Academic
- Dr. Paul Oslizlok, Chair of the All Island Congenital Heart Disease Network Board
- Mr. Michael Finn, Authority member and Senior Executive Manager for Operations, Sea Fisheries Protection Authority
- Mr. Paschal Hayes, Executive Chairperson, Sea Fisheries Protection Authority
- Ms. Louise Murphy, Senior Executive Manager for Corporate Services / Director of Finance, Sea Fisheries Protection Authority
- Mr. Barry Murphy, Executive Manager Legal Services, Sea Fisheries Protection Authority
- Alan Wyley, Chief Executive Officer, EnergyCloud
- Cathal Lee, Co-Founder and Non-Executive Director, EnergyCloud
- Susan Vickers , Head of Environmental Sustainability, Clúid Housing
- Laura McDonnell , Head of Communication & Policy, Clúid Housing
- Dr. John Walsh , Emerging Technology and R&D Manager, Electric Ireland
- Noeline Gibbons, Head of Residential, Electric Ireland
- H.E. Mr. Dennis King, Ambassador, Embassy of Canada to Ireland
- Christopher O’Toole , Counsellor, Trade and Economic Policy, Mission of Canada to the European Union
Private Session
Post Budget Engagement
- Dr. Conor O'Toole , Associate Research Professor, Economic and Social Research Institute
- Professor Karina Doorley, Coordinator of Tax and Welfare Research, Economic and Social Research Institute
- Dr. Paul Egan, Research Officer, Economic and Social Research Institute
2025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 20 — Garda Síochána
2025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 21 — Prisons
2025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 22 — Courts Service
2025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 24 — Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Any other business
- Minister Jim O'Callaghan, Minister for Justice, Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
- Mr. Martin Donlon, Executive Manager for Housing Delivery, Dublin City Council
- Ms. Collette Egan, Senior Executive Officer, Dublin City Council
- Ms. Caroline Timmons, Assistant Secretary, Housing Policy and Standards Division, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Mr. Derek Rafferty, Principal Officer, Housing Remediation Unit, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Mr. John Wickham , Senior Adviser, Building Standards Advisory Unit, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Mr. Fearghal Reidy, Chief Executive, Kerry County Council, The County and City Management Association
- Mr. Dennis Keeley, Assistance Chief Executive, Climate and Urban Regeneration, Dublin City Council, The County and City Management Association
- Mr. Liam Conneally, Chief Executive, Galway County Council Chair of CCMA Planning, Land Use & Housing Committee, The County and City Management Association
- Catherine Comer , Principal Officer, Rental Market Policy Section, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Liam Smyth, Assistant Principal Officer, Rental Market Policy Section, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Rosemary Steen, Director, Residential Tenancies Board
- Louise Loughlin, Deputy Director, Residential Tenancies Board
- Sinéad Murphy , Head of Communications and Engagement, Residential Tenancies Board
- Minister Dara Calleary, Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht; and Social Protection, Social Protection
Wed, 19 Nov
- Mr. Lorcan O'Connor, Chief Executive, Transport Infrastructure Ireland
- Ms. Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Head of Roads and Greenways Capital Programme, Transport Infrastructure Ireland
- Mr. Paolo Carbone, Head of Public Transport Capital Projects, Transport Infrastructure Ireland
- Dr. Sean Sweeney, MetroLink Programme Director, Transport Infrastructure Ireland
- Mr. Hugh Creegan, Interim Chief Executive, National Transport Authority
- Mr. Eoin Gillard, Assistant Director of Transport Investment, National Transport Authority
- Dr. Emer Begley, Director of Advocacy, Disability Federation of Ireland
- Mr. Brian Dalton, Disability Federation of Ireland
- Mr. Michael Doyle, Disability Federation of Ireland
- Ms. Rachel Cassen, Director, Leap Ireland
- Minister Dara Calleary, Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht; and Social Protection, Social Protection
- Minister Dara Calleary, Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht; and Social Protection, Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht
- Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, Minister for Health, Health
- Minister Mary Butler, Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach with special responsibility as Government Chief Whip; and the Department of Health with responsibility for Mental Health, Health
- Minister Jennifer Murnane O'Connor, Minister of State at the Department of Health, Health
- Minister Kieran O'Donnell, Minister of State at the Department of Health and at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Health
- Ms. Louise McGirr, Assistant Secretary, Health
- Patrick McGlynn, Principal Officer, Health
- Daniel Curry, Principal Officer, Health
- Mr. Alan Hughes, Accountant, Health
- Mr. Derek Tierney, Assistant Secretary, Health
- Ms. Tríona Quill, Assistant Secretary, Media and Broadcasting Division, Culture, Communications and Sport
- Mr. Adam Larragy, Principal Officer, Culture, Communications and Sport
- Ms. Aoife MacEvilly, Broadcasting and Video-on-Demand Commissioner, Coimisiún na Meán
- Ms. Louise McLoughlin, Director of Broadcasting and Video-on-Demand Compliance, Coimisiún na Meán
- Mr. Declan McLoughlin, Director of Codes and Rules, Coimisiún na Meán
- Dr. Vivienne Patterson, Head of Skills, Engagement and Statistics, Higher Education Authority
- Louise Sherry, Senior Manager for Apprenticeships, Higher Education Authority
- Ms. Fiona O'Byrne, Assistant Secretary, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Ms. Sally Cao, Principal Officer, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Siobhan Sleeman, Principal Officer, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Nessa White, Interim CEO, Solas
- Con Ferry, Director of Apprenticeship Integration and Capacity, Solas
- Mr. Noel Cunniffe, Chief Executive Officer, Wind Energy Ireland
- Mr. Justin Moran, Director of External Affairs, Wind Energy Ireland
- Mr. Peter Lefroy, Offshore Development Head, RWE Renewables Ireland Limited
- Mr. Seán Grace, Communications and Stakeholder Manager, RWE Renewables Ireland Limited
- Ms. Tina Raleigh, Head of Offshore Wind, Statkraft Ireland
- Mr. Adam Cronin, Chief Operating Officer, DP Energy Ireland
- Ann-Marie O'Reilly, National Advocacy Manager of Threshold, Threshold
- Mr. Zak Murtagh, Threshold’s Legal Officer, Threshold
- Gareth Redmond, Research & Policy Officer, Threshold
- Ms. Sarah Cronin Falvey, Irish Host Community
- Ms. Lorna Cahill, Irish Host Community
- Ms. Karla Piner, Irish Host Community
- Minister Thomas Byrne, Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and at the Department of Defence, Foreign Affairs and Trade
- Mr. Andrew Byrne, Foreign Affairs and Trade
Minutes of previous meetings: 12/11/2025
To discuss the importance of best practice in architecture, planning and chartered surveying in the delivery of high-quality National infrastructure
- Ms. Kathryn Meghen, CEO, The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland
- Mr. David Browne, Consultant at RKD Architects, former president of RIAI, The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland
- Mr. Bryn Griffiths, Chartered Quantity Surveyor and Chair of the SCSI's Quantity Surveying Professional Group, Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland
- Mr. Eoin Wilcox, Chartered Quantity Surveyor, Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland
- Mr. Gavin Lawlor, President, Irish Planning Institute
- Ms. Juliet Ryan, Treasurer, Irish Planning Institute
- Dr. Seán O'Leary, Senior Planner, Irish Planning Institute
- Minister Robert Troy, Minister of State at the Department of Finance, Office of the Minister for Finance
- Mr. Joe Healy, Chairperson, Agri-Food Regulator
- Ms. Niamh Lenehan, Chief Executive, Agri-Food Regulator
- Mr. Robert Levins, Head of Price and Market Data Analysis, Agri-Food Regulator
- Mr. Aiden Kelly, Head of Corporate Services, Agri-Food Regulator
- Mr. Conor Chossis, Finance
- Dr. Paul Ryan, Head, International Finance Division,, Finance
- Ms. Marina Louarn, Finance
- Mr. Ian Murphy, Finance
- Mr. Patrick Mulhall, Finance
- Minister James Lawless, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Ms. Maria O'Brien, Principal Officer, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Ide Mulcahy, Assistant Principal, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Mr. Paul Lemass, Assistant Secretary, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Ms. Valerie Considine, Head of Finance, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Mr. John Wilson, Grade 1 Accountant, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Minister Martin Heydon, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Agriculture, Food and the Marine
- Mr. Ivan Yates, Director, Yewtree Infotainment Unlimited
- Minister Martin Heydon, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Thu, 20 Nov
- Ms. Collette Deeney, Co-ordinator, Monaghan Children and Young People's Services Committee, Monaghan CYPSC & LCDC Local Area Child Poverty Action Plan Pilot
- Mr. Packie Kelly, Manager of Teach na nDaoine Family Resource Centre, Monaghan CYPSC & LCDC Local Area Child Poverty Action Plan Pilot
- Mr. Paul Rogers, CEO, Northside Partnership
- Mr. Niall Sexton, Programme Manager, Preparing for Life Programme, Northside Partnership
- Dr. Sean McDonnell, Deputy CEO, Archways
- Mr. Stephen Coughlan, Manager, Systemic Family Support, Archways
- Mr. Gavin McGee, Chairperson, ABC Programme Managers Forum, Area Based Childhood Programme Managers Forum
- Ms. Catriona Flood, Manager of the Early Learning Initiative, Area Based Childhood Programme Managers Forum
- Ms. Clodagh O'Mahony, Project Manager, The House - Coxs Demesne Youth & Community Project
- Ms. Fiona Jennings, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
- Ms. Laura Power, Services Manager, Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
- Mr. Colm Campbell, Chairperson ONE's Board of Directors, Organisation of National Ex-Service Personnel
- Mr. Cormac Kirwan, ONE's CEO, Organisation of National Ex-Service Personnel
- Ms. Audra Larkin, ONE's deputy CEO, Organisation of National Ex-Service Personnel
- Mr. Billy Campbell, Commandant (Retired), Association of Retired Commissioned Officers (ARCO)
- Ms. Maureen O’Brien, Major General (Retired), Association of Retired Commissioned Officers (ARCO)
- Mr. Stephen Doyle, Training and Development Officer, Irish Defence Forces Veterans Association
- Mr. Declan Sheridan, President, Irish Defence Forces Veterans Association
- Mr. Simon Shevlin, Chairperson & Principal Officer School Meals Scheme, Interdepartmental Working Group on the School Meals Programme
- Ms. Siobhán Gaffey, Head of Shared Services Implementation Unit & Procurement, Interdepartmental Working Group on the School Meals Programme
- Mr. David Skene, Chartered Engineer, Programme Manager Planning & Building Unit, Interdepartmental Working Group on the School Meals Programme
- Ms. Fiona Ward, Policy Advisor on Obesity & Nutrition and CORU Registered Dietitian, Interdepartmental Working Group on the School Meals Programme
- Mr. Rob Phillips, Chief Specialist - Environmental Health, Interdepartmental Working Group on the School Meals Programme
- Mr. Francis Doherty
- Ms. Colette Drinan, Secretary and Director of Audit, Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General
- Ms. Madeleine Delaney, Chief Executive, The Charities Regulator
- Ms. Rachel Rogers, Director of Legal Affairs and Registration, The Charities Regulator
- Mr. Fergal O'Leary , Chief Executive, Approved Housing Bodies Regulatory Authority
- Ms. Antonia Smyth, Head of Regulatory Oversight & Communications, Approved Housing Bodies Regulatory Authority
- Ms. Colette Drinan, Secretary and Director of Audit, Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General
- Mr. Tony O'Brien, Chairperson, Peter McVerry Trust
- Mr. Niall Mulligan, CEO, Peter McVerry Trust
- Ms. Martina Duggan, Director of Corporate Services, Peter McVerry Trust
- Mr. Ger Mullen, Director of Finance, Peter McVerry Trust
- Mr. David Kelly, Assistant Secretary, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Ms. Rosemarie Tobin , Principal Officer, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Mr. Brendan White , Principal Officer, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Ms. Jennifer Peyton, Assistant Principal Officer, Homeless Funding, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Mr. Liam Murray, Assistant Principal, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Ms. Colette Drinan, Secretary and Director of Audit, Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General
- Mr. Tom Hussey, Principal Officer, Defence
- Mr. Cathal Duffy, Principal Officer, Defence
- Ms. Aileen Nolan, Assistant Secretary, Defence
- Minister Thomas Byrne, Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and at the Department of Defence, Defence
- Ms. Linda O'Sullivan, Head of Social Inclusion, Business in the Community Ireland
- Ms. Annmarie McDonnell, Traveller Employment Programme Job Coach, Business in the Community Ireland
- Ms. Lyndsey O’Neill, Traveller Employment Programme Coordinator, Business in the Community Ireland
- Ms. Celeste O'Callaghan, Principal Officer, Education and Youth
- Ms. Grainne Egan, Principal Officer, Education and Youth
- Ms. Maria O'Brien, Principal Officer, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Mr. Rob O'Toole, Principal Officer, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
- Ms. Rachel O'Connor, Deputy Director, National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals (NAPD)
- Dr. Sarah Craig, Director of Health Information and Evidence, Health Research Board
- Mr. Brian Galvin, Programme Manager for Drug and Alcohol Research, HRB Evidence Centre, Health Research Board
- Dr. Aisling Sheehan, Programme Lead Alcohol, Mental Health & Wellbeing, Health Service Executive
- Professor Bobby Smyth, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Adolescent Addiction Service, Health Service Executive
Fri, 21 Nov
No business currently scheduled.
Mon, 24 Nov
No business currently scheduled.
Tue, 25 Nov
- Minister Timmy Dooley, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and at the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment, Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Mr. Joe Gallagher, Assistant Principal, Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Mr. Rory O’Leary, Principal Officer, Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Mr. Conall O’Connor , Assistant Principal Officer, Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Mrs. Vivienne Jeffers, Secretary, Gleann Fia Residents Association, Rathcormac Flood Protection, Castlemartyr Flood Protection, Killeagh Flood Protection
- Ms. Catherine Power, Gleann Fia Residents Association, Rathcormac Flood Protection, Castlemartyr Flood Protection, Killeagh Flood Protection
- Ms. Martina Williams, Gleann Fia Residents Association, Rathcormac Flood Protection, Castlemartyr Flood Protection, Killeagh Flood Protection
- Mr. Kenneth Drury, Gleann Fia Residents Association, Rathcormac Flood Protection, Castlemartyr Flood Protection, Killeagh Flood Protection
- Mr. Julian de Spáinn, Ard-Rúnaí, Conradh na Gaeilge
- Ms. Cassie Ní Chatháin, Feidhmeannach Taighde & Anailíse, Conradh na Gaeilge
- Ms. Kate Ní Dhúbhlaoich, Feidhmeannach Cumarsáide, Conradh na Gaeilge
- Minister Timmy Dooley, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and at the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications, Agriculture, Food and the Marine
- Ms. Suzanne Brennan, Principal Officer, Agriculture, Food and the Marine
- Ms. Carol Forrest, Head of Division, Agriculture, Food and the Marine
- Minister Neale Richmond, Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Foreign Affairs and Trade
- Mr. Paul Hogan, Assistant Secretary, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Lisa Clifford , Principal Officer - Climate and Environmental Planning Policy Unit of the Department., Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Eugene Waters , Assistant Principal Officer - Climate and Environmental Planning Policy Unit of the Department., Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Dr. Fergus Sharkey , Head of Business Supports, Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland
- Phoebe Duvall, Senior Planning and Environmental Policy Officer, An Taisce
- Dr. Elaine McGoff, Head of Advocacy, An Taisce
- Mr. Seán O'Callaghan, Planning and Environmental Policy Officer, An Taisce
- Bill O'Keeffe, Farm Business Chair, Irish Farmers' Association
- Robert Malone, Senior Policy Executive, Irish Farmers' Association
- Damien Mulvihill , Chairperson, Foigha Solar Concern Group
- Kieran Ledwith , Treasurer, Foigha Solar Concern Group
- Denise Moran , Secretary, Foigha Solar Concern Group
Pre-Legislative Scrutiny of a General Scheme: National Cyber Security Bill 2024
- Mr. Barry Walsh, Detective Chief Superintendent, An Garda Síochána
- Mr. Pat Ryan, Detective Superintendent, An Garda Síochána
- Mr. Sean McElligott
- Dr. TJ McIntyre, Chair, Digital Rights Ireland
- Ms. Olga Cronin, Senior Policy Officer, Irish Council for Civil Liberties
- Mr. Erik O’Donovan, Head of Digital Economy Policy, Ibec
- Ms. Áine Clarke, Digital & AI Policy Executive, Ibec
- Mr. David Mc Gill, Principal Officer, Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
- Ms. Clare Heenan, Assistant Principal Officer, Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Private Session
- Dr. Niamh Wylie, Assistant Professor, Trinity College Dublin, Trinity College Dublin
- Minister Neale Richmond, Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Foreign Affairs and Trade
- Mr. Damien Owens , Director General of Engineers Ireland and Chartered Engineer, Engineers Ireland
- Mr. Michael Lyons , Chartered Engineer, Engineers Ireland
- Mr. Cian O'Dowd, Head Of Public Affairs, Engineers Ireland
- Kevin Hollingsworth, Fellow of the SCSI, Registered Building Surveyor and past President, Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland
- Aisling Keenan , LLB, Associate of the SCSI, Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland
- Pat Montague, Co-ordinator, Construction Defects Alliance
- David McLelland, Head of Procurement, Clúid Housing., Apartment Owners Network
- Mr. Sam Doran, Chair, Not Our Fault
- Sharon Cosgrove, CEO, Oaklee Housing, Housing Alliance
- Fiona Dunkin , Head of Policy, Housing Alliance
- Ben Dunne , Property Services Project Manager, Tuath Housing, Housing Alliance
- Ms. Lyndsey Anderson , Housing Policy Specialist (Social and Affordable Delivery, Irish Council for Social Housing
- Ailbhe McLoughlin , Director of Policy, Irish Council for Social Housing
- John Binnie, Strategic Asset Manager Oaklee Housing, Irish Council for Social Housing
- Minister Patrick O'Donovan, Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport, Culture, Communications and Sport
- Minister Charlie McConalogue, Minister of State at the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, Culture, Communications and Sport
- Minister Norma Foley, Minister for Children, Disability and Equality, Children, Disability and Equality
Wed, 26 Nov
- Mr. Hugh Hall, ePower, EV Charging Alliance of Ireland
- Mr. Darren Kinsella, Schneider Electric (and current EVCAI Spokesperson), EV Charging Alliance of Ireland
- Mr. Hugh Cooney, Chairperson, Mobility Partnership Ireland
- Mr. Gareth Evans, Corporate Development Manager with Payzone, and Vice-Chair of MPI., Mobility Partnership Ireland
- Mr. Michael Baker, Head of Business Rental Ireland at Enterprise Mobility, and member of the MPI Executive., Mobility Partnership Ireland
- Mr. Gerry Cash, Founding Director, EZO
- Mr. Ollie Chatten, Chief Executive Officer, EZO
- Mr. David Fitzgerald, Chief Revenue Officer, EZO
- Mr. Rúaidhrí O’Connor, Chief Executive Officer, Irish Council for Psychotherapy
- Dr. John O'Connor, Board Member, Irish Council for Psychotherapy
- Ms. Lisa Molloy, Chief Executive Officer, Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Ms. Jade Lawless, Chair, Board of Directors, Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Ms. Claire O’Cleary, CEO, CORU
- Ms. Mo Flynn, Chairperson, CORU
- Ms. Mairead Forde, Board Member, DPO Network
- Mr. Joe McGrath, Board Member, DPO Network
- Dr. Amy Hassett, Co Director, DPO Network
- Professor Karina Doorley, Coordinator of Tax and Welfare Research, Economic and Social Research Institute
- Dr. Agathe Simon, Postdoctoral Researcher, Economic and Social Research Institute
- Dr. Mel Cousins, School of Social Work and Social Policy, Trinity College Dublin
- Mr. Rory O’Leary, Principal Officer, Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Ms. Karina Fitzgerald, Senior Planning Advisor (Marine Environment and Planning), Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Mr. Matt Collins, Assistant Secretary General, Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Ms. Aisling Greene, Principal Officer, Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Ms. Kate Páircéir, Administrative Officer, Climate, Energy and the Environment
- Mr. Peter Mullan, Chief Executive Officer, An Coimisiún Pleanála
- Ms. Ciara Kellett, Director of Planning, An Coimisiún Pleanála
- Mr. Stephen Kay, Assistant Director of Planning, An Coimisiún Pleanála
- Mr. Malachy Corcoran, Director (Legislation and Licensing Directorate), The National Parks and Wildlife Service
- Mr. Paul Scott, Senior Ecologist, The National Parks and Wildlife Service
- Ms. Tríona Quill, Assistant Secretary, Media and Broadcasting Division, Culture, Communications and Sport
- Mr. Seamus Hempenstall, Principal Officer with responsibility for Digital Policy and Media Plurality, Culture, Communications and Sport
- Ms. Niamh Hodnett, Online Safety Commissioner, Coimisiún na Meán
- Dr. John Evans, Digital Services Commissioner, Coimisiún na Meán
- Ms. Tanya Warren, Director of Policy, Coimisiún na Meán
- Mr. Wayne Moroney, Director of Platform Supervision, Coimisiún na Meán
- Ms. Cliodhna O’Neill, Assistant Secretary General, Education and Youth
- Ms. Shirley Kearney, Principal Officer, Schools Division Financial & Database Section, Education and Youth
- Mr. Maurice Boland, Principal Officer, Digital Policy for Schools, Education and Youth
- Mr. Cathal Sweeney, Assistant Principal Officer, Schools Division Financial Section, Education and Youth
- Ms. Deirdre Murtagh, Assistant Principal Officer, Schools Division Financial Section, Education and Youth
- Ms. Joan Murphy, Assistant Principal Officer, Building Unit Finance, Education and Youth
- Mr. Michael Magner, President, Irish Hotels Federation
- Mr. Paul Gallagher, Chief Executive Officer, Irish Hotels Federation
- Minister Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation
- Minister Kevin Boxer Moran, Minister of State at the Department of Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation
- Minister Robert Troy, Minister of State at the Department of Finance, Finance
Minutes of Previous Meetings
Correspondence
To discuss the strategic role, played by both Gas Networks Ireland and ESB Networks, in delivering Ireland’s national energy infrastructure
- Mr. Ronan Galwey, Acting CEO, Gas Networks Ireland
- Mr. Bobby Gleeson, Chief Operations Officer, Gas Networks Ireland
- Mr. Brian Sheehan, Director of Assets and Infrastructure, Gas Networks Ireland
- Mr. Nicholas Tarrant, Managing Director, ESB Networks DAC
- Mr. John O’Connor, Head of Programme Delivery in ESB Networks, ESB Networks DAC
- Ms. Martina Kenny, senior manager responsible for the Transmission System Programme, ESB Networks DAC
- Ms. Josephine O'Neill, President, Macra na Feirme
- Ms. Elaine Houlihan, Ex President, Macra na Feirme
- Ms. Dóirín Graham, Chief Executive, Clare Local Development Company
- Ms. Karen Mannion, CEO, FORUM Connemara
- Mr. Eamonn O'Reilly, CEO, North, East & West Kerry Development
- Mr. Thomas Fitzpatrick, Chairperson, Local Development Companies Network
- Mr. Philip O'Donnell, Research, Policy & Rural Affairs Officer, Local Development Companies Network
- Minister Michael Moynihan, Minister of State at the Department of Education and Youth, Education and Youth
- Minister Norma Foley, Minister for Children, Disability and Equality, Children, Disability and Equality
- Minister Emer Higgins, Minister of State at the Department of Children, Disability and Equality, Children, Disability and Equality
Today, 27 Nov
- Mr. Michael McGrath, Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law and Consumer Protection, European Commission
- Mr. Padraig Curley, President, Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland
- Mr. John Conneely, Assistant General Secretary/ Education & Research, Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland
- Catríona Rodgers, President, Institute of Guidance Counsellors
- Colette Twomey, Vice-President, Institute of Guidance Counsellors
- Michael Gillespie, General Secretary, Teachers’ Union of Ireland
- Liz Farrell, Assistant General Secretary, Teachers’ Union of Ireland
- Ms. Kate Duggan, Chief Executive, Child and Family Agency (Tusla)
- Mr. Gerry Hone, National Director for Services & Integration, Child and Family Agency (Tusla)
- Ms. Rosarii Mannion, National Director for People & Changes, Child and Family Agency (Tusla)
- Mr. Pat Smyth, National Director for Finance & Corporate Services, Child and Family Agency (Tusla)
- Ms. Lorna Kavanagh, Interim Service Director Services & Integration (Separated Children Seeking International Protection Service), Child and Family Agency (Tusla)
- Mr. Diego Gallagher, Senior Solicitor, Office of Legal Services, Child and Family Agency (Tusla)
- Mr. John Conlon, Chairman, Office of Public Works
- Mr. Jim Casey, Head of Flood Risk Management, Office of Public Works
- Ms. Rosemary Collier, Head of Heritage Services and Capital Works Delivery, Office of Public Works
- Mr. Robert Mooney, Head of Planning and Climate Adaptation, Office of Public Works
- Mr. Conor Sreenan, State Architect/Principal Architect, Office of Public Works
- Ms. Kathryn Whyte, Head of Organisational Capability & Corporate Services, Office of Public Works
- Ms. Cathleen Morrison, Head of Estate Management, Office of Public Works
- Mr. Fionn Jenkinson, Principal Officer OPW Vote, Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation
- Mr. Andrew Gray, Assistant Principal Officer OPW Vote, Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation
- Mr. Seamus McCarthy, Comptroller and Auditor General, Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General
- Ms. Maria Reck, Audit Manager, Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General
- Ms. Virginia Teehan, Chief Executive Officer, The Heritage Council
- Ms. Aalia Kamal, Cultural and Inclusive Heritage Officer, The Heritage Council
- Ms. Lisa Shortall, Head of Research, Learning and Cultural Heritage, The Heritage Council
- Mr. Owen Patrick Ward, Chairperson of the Heritage Council's National Traveller Strategy Working Group & NUIG EDI Programme Manager for Race Equality, The Heritage Council
- Minister James Browne, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Mr. David Kelly , Assistant Secretary, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Marguerite Ryan, Assistant Secretary, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Daniel Sinnott, Finance Officer, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Emer Dalton, Principal Officer, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Ms. Brenda Kelly, Drug and Alcohol Senior Youth Worker, BeLong to LGBTQ+ Youth Ireland
- Ms. Carmel Walsh, Director of Youth Services, BeLong to LGBTQ+ Youth Ireland
- Mr. Mick Ferron, CEO, National Youth Council of Ireland
- Ms. Rachael Treanor, National Youth Health Programme Manager, National Youth Council of Ireland
- Ms. Leanne Maher, Drug Education Worker, Canal Communities Local Drug and Alcohol Task Force
- Minister James Browne, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Mairéad Ross, Principal Officer, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Colin Ryan, Senior Planning Advisor, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Seán Carpenter, Assistant Principal, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
- Aisling Holohan , Administrative Officer, Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Fri, 28 Nov
No business currently scheduled.
No business currently scheduled.
Tue 18
Wed 19
Thu 20
Tue 25
Wed 26
Thu 27
No business currently scheduled.
Committees
Mon, 24 Nov
No business currently scheduled.Tue, 25 Nov
11.00
Audio Visual Room, LH 2000
11:00Report Launch: Examination re 2023 Accounts of Dept of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, and 2023 Statements of the National Gallery and the Arts Council11.00
Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence
CR4, LH 2000
Private meeting
11.00
11:00Further Revised Estimates for Vote 29: Climate, Energy and the Environment11.00
11:00Private Session11:30Public Petition No. P00016/25 - A Call for Urgent Action on Flood Relief for Rathcormac, Castlemartyr, Killeagh and Mogeely13:00Consideration of Public Petition No. P00021/25- Removal of the designation of South Africa as a safe countryConsideration of Public Petition No. P00038/25 - Stop Payment Processors From Pressuring Companies To Remove ContentConsideration of Public Petition No. P00039/25 - Repeal the Online Safety CodeConsideration of Public Petition No. P00040/25 - Repeal the new Online Safety regulationsAny other business11.00
11:00Private Session11:30Maoiniú Earnáil na Gaeilge agus na Gaeltachta; Séanadh Cearta Teanga, Tithíocht sa Ghaeltacht; Soláthar an Oideachais Ghaeilge do Dhaltaí ó Thuaidh agus ó Dheas11.30
11:30Inshore and Island Fishing12.30
Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development
MS Teams Virtual Meeting
Private meeting
13.00
Private meeting
14.30
Joint Committee on Enterprise, Tourism and Employment
MS Teams Virtual Meeting
Private meeting
15.00
Select Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade
CR2, LH 2000
15:002025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 28 — Foreign Affairs and Trade15.00
15:00Discussion on Planning Regulations for Solar Farms16:15Discussion on Planning Regulations for Solar Farms17:25Private Session15.00
Pre-Legislative Scrutiny of a General Scheme: National Cyber Security Bill 2024
Private Session
15.00
Committee on Budgetary Oversight
CR4, LH 2000
15:00Private Session16:00The Budgetary/Financial Implications for Ireland from Waning Dollar Dominance as the World’s Reserve Currency16.00
Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade
CR2, LH 2000
16:00The Global Europe Regulation16.30
Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food
MS Teams Virtual Meeting
Private meeting
18.00
18:00Discussion on PLS of the Apartment and Duplex Defect Scheme Bill19:15Discussion on PLS of the Apartment and Duplex Defect Scheme Bill18.00
18:002025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 33 — Culture, Communications and Sport18.30
Select Committee on Children and Equality
CR2, LH 2000
18:302025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 40 — Children, Disability and EqualityWed, 26 Nov
09.30
CR2, LH 2000
09:30Minutes of previous meetings: 18/11/2025Standards for education and training of psychotherapists10:45Standards for education and training of psychotherapists09.30
Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development | Joint Committee on Disability Matters
CR1, LH 2000
09:30Adequate Standard of Living for Persons with Disabilities12.30
12:30Delivery Challenges in the Offshore Wind Sector14:30Private Session12.30
12:30Regulation of online platforms and supports to improve online safety and participation14:30Private Session12.30
Joint Committee on Education and Youth
CR4, LH 2000
12:30Private Session12:45School Funding with reference to Capitation Funding and Ancillary Grants12.30
12:30Draft Minutes of Meeting 04 Novembver 2025Draft Minutes of Meeting 05 November 2025Draft Minutes of Meeting 18 November 2025Draft Minutes of Meeting 19 November 2025Matters concerning Tourism Industry in Ireland and Hotel Development in Ireland14.30
MS Teams Virtual Meeting
Private meeting
15.30
CR3, LH 2000
15:302025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 11 — Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation2025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 13 — Office of Public Works2025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 14 — State Laboratory2025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 17 — Public Appointments Service2025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 18 — National Shared Services Office18:00Committee Stage Consideration:Credit Review Bill 2024 - Gov15.30
Minutes of Previous Meetings
Correspondence
To discuss the strategic role, played by both Gas Networks Ireland and ESB Networks, in delivering Ireland’s national energy infrastructure
15.30
Joint Committee on Defence and National Security
CR2, LH 2000
Private meeting
15.30
Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food
CR4, LH 2000
15:30Common Agricultural Policy post-202718.30
Select Committee on Education and Youth
CR1, LH 2000
18:302025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 26 — Education and Youth18.30
Select Committee on Disability Matters
CR4, LH 2000
18:302025 Supplementary Estimates for Public Services: Vote 40 — DisabilityToday, 27 Nov
09.30
Joint Committee on European Union Affairs
CR4, LH 2000
09:30Private Session10:30Engagement with European Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law and Consumer Protection09.30
09:30Apprenticeships11:30Private Session09.30
Joint Committee on Children and Equality
CR2, LH 2000
09:30Commencement of meeting09:31Private Session09:35Child protection matters and the use of special emergency accommodation09.30
CR3, LH 2000
09:30Private Session10:00Minutes of previous meetings: 13/11/2025Minutes of previous meetings: 20/11/2025Accounts and StatementsCorrespondenceWork ProgrammeAny other business10:30Appropriation Accounts: 2024 -Vote 13 — Office of Public WorksC&AG Report on the Accounts of the Public Services 2024:Chapter 5 - Development of a proposed national science centreC&AG Report on the Accounts of the Public Services 2024:Chapter 6 - The OPW's management of office accommodationOpening Statements and Briefing Documents10.45
MS Teams Virtual Meeting
Private meeting
11.00
Business Committee (Dáil Éireann)
MS Teams Virtual Meeting
Private meeting
11.45
Private meeting
12.00
Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade
MS Teams Virtual Meeting
Private meeting
12.30
Committee on Members' Interests of Seanad Éireann
MS Teams Virtual Meeting
Private meeting
12.30
12:30Private Session13:00Traveller Heritage Strategy12.30
12:30Supplementary Estimate for Vote 3412.30
CR4, LH 2000
12:30Engagement on Substance Use and Young People14.15
14:15Consideration of Planning and Development Act 2024 (Modification) Regulations 2025Fri, 28 Nov
No business currently scheduled.Sat, 29 Nov
No business currently scheduled.Sun, 30 Nov
No business currently scheduled.
Mon, 17 Nov
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Tue, 18 Nov
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Wed, 19 Nov
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Thu, 20 Nov
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Fri, 21 Nov
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Sat, 22 Nov
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Sun, 23 Nov
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Mon, 24 Nov
Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Transport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on European Union Affairs
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Dáil: Statements
Coverage of Statements made in the Dáil on specific matters of national or international interest.
Committee on Budgetary Oversight
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the budgetary formation process especially the macro-economic and fiscal issues that influence the budgetary process
Select Committee on Defence and National Security
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Leaders' Questions Wednesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Leaders' Questions Thursday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Around the Houses - October 2025 (ISL)
A look back on some of the main events in the past month
Joint Committee - Children & Equality (ISL)
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Tue, 25 Nov
Joint Committee on Drugs Use
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Education and Youth
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Defence and National Security
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Around the Houses - October 2025 (ISL)
A look back on some of the main events in the past month
Oireachtas TV Debates – November 2025
Flor MacCarthy and a panel of experts discuss the recent Presidential election and the Future40 Report
Live: Comhchoiste na Gaeilge, na Gaeltachta agus Phobal Labhartha na Gaeilge
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of these Departments and their agencies
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live: Order of Business
Where the business to be transacted in the Dáil for the coming week is introduced and to agreed by the House.
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Wed, 26 Nov
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Live- Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development (ISL)
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies.
Live: Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies.
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation (ISL)
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
Live - Questions to an Taoiseach (ISL)
Where the Taoiseach, as Head of a Government Department, answers questions on those areas for which he has administrative responsibility.
Live: Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Departments and the offices under their remit.
Live: Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Today, 27 Nov
Live: Dáil Deferred Decisions
A period set aside for the taking of votes on motions that have been previously debated.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Live: Joint Committee on Children and Equality
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Departments and the offices under their remit.
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation (ISL)
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
Live: Joint Committee on Drugs Use
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.
Live: Statements in the Dáil
Coverage of Statements made in the Dáil on specific matters of national or international interest.
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Fri, 28 Nov
Joint Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.
Dáil Motion
Motions are proposed to the House and Members then debate the merits of the motion. Motions can be decided upon by consensus or by vote
Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Commencement Matters (ISL)
Coverage of the debates on matters submitted by Senators which is topical either nationally or local to a specific area and which is replied to by a Member of the Government
Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Sat, 29 Nov
Joint Committee - Children & Equality (ISL)
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Transport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Select Committee on Education and Youth
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.
Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Comhchoiste na Gaeilge, na Gaeltachta agus Phobal Labhartha na Gaeilge
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of these Departments and their agencies
Select Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport
This committee is a Standing Committee and exists pursuant to section 8 of the Ethics in Public Office Act 1995.
Questions to an Taoiseach (ISL)
The Taoiseach answers questions put to him by Members on legislative or policy areas for which he has specific administrative responsibility
Commencement Matters (ISL)
Coverage of the debates on matters submitted by Senators which is topical either nationally or local to a specific area and which is replied to by a Member of the Government
Seanad: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business proposed by a Senator and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Seanad: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business proposed by a Senator and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Joint Committee on Public Petitions and the Ombudsmen
Members can investigate and identify improvements in the delivery of public services to citizens and to receive petitions from the public.
Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Leaders' Questions Tuesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Leaders' Questions Wednesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Leaders' Questions Thursday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Joint Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Sun, 30 Nov
Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Education and Youth
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Health
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies who submitted questions to a Minister of Government on issues for which that Minister has specific administrative responsibility receive the replies in the Chamber
Leaders' Questions Tuesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Leaders' Questions Wednesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Leaders' Questions Thursday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Committee on Budgetary Oversight
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the budgetary formation process especially the macro-economic and fiscal issues that influence the budgetary process
Questions to an Taoiseach (ISL)
The Taoiseach answers questions put to him by Members on legislative or policy areas for which he has specific administrative responsibility
Mon, 1 Dec
Leaders' Questions Tuesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Leaders' Questions Wednesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Leaders' Questions Thursday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Tue, 2 Dec
Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live: Order of Business
Where the business to be transacted in the Dáil for the coming week is introduced and to agreed by the House.
Live - Questions to an Taoiseach (ISL)
Where the Taoiseach, as Head of a Government Department, answers questions on those areas for which he has administrative responsibility.
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Wed, 3 Dec
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation (ISL)
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
Live: Dáil Deferred Decisions
A period set aside for the taking of votes on motions that have been previously debated.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Thu, 4 Dec
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation (ISL)
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Mon, 17 Nov
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Tue, 18 Nov
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Wed, 19 Nov
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Thu, 20 Nov
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Fri, 21 Nov
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Sat, 22 Nov
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Sun, 23 Nov
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Mon, 24 Nov
Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Transport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on European Union Affairs
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Dáil: Statements
Coverage of Statements made in the Dáil on specific matters of national or international interest.
Committee on Budgetary Oversight
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the budgetary formation process especially the macro-economic and fiscal issues that influence the budgetary process
Select Committee on Defence and National Security
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Leaders' Questions Wednesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Leaders' Questions Thursday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Around the Houses - October 2025 (ISL)
A look back on some of the main events in the past month
Joint Committee - Children & Equality (ISL)
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Tue, 25 Nov
Joint Committee on Drugs Use
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Education and Youth
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Defence and National Security
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Around the Houses - October 2025 (ISL)
A look back on some of the main events in the past month
Oireachtas TV Debates – November 2025
Flor MacCarthy and a panel of experts discuss the recent Presidential election and the Future40 Report
Live: Comhchoiste na Gaeilge, na Gaeltachta agus Phobal Labhartha na Gaeilge
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of these Departments and their agencies
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live: Order of Business
Where the business to be transacted in the Dáil for the coming week is introduced and to agreed by the House.
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Wed, 26 Nov
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Live- Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development (ISL)
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies.
Live: Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies.
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation (ISL)
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
Live - Questions to an Taoiseach (ISL)
Where the Taoiseach, as Head of a Government Department, answers questions on those areas for which he has administrative responsibility.
Live: Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Departments and the offices under their remit.
Live: Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Today, 27 Nov
Live: Dáil Deferred Decisions
A period set aside for the taking of votes on motions that have been previously debated.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Live: Joint Committee on Children and Equality
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Departments and the offices under their remit.
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation (ISL)
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
Live: Joint Committee on Drugs Use
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.
Live: Statements in the Dáil
Coverage of Statements made in the Dáil on specific matters of national or international interest.
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Fri, 28 Nov
Joint Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.
Dáil Motion
Motions are proposed to the House and Members then debate the merits of the motion. Motions can be decided upon by consensus or by vote
Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Commencement Matters (ISL)
Coverage of the debates on matters submitted by Senators which is topical either nationally or local to a specific area and which is replied to by a Member of the Government
Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Sat, 29 Nov
Joint Committee - Children & Equality (ISL)
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Transport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Select Committee on Education and Youth
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.
Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Comhchoiste na Gaeilge, na Gaeltachta agus Phobal Labhartha na Gaeilge
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of these Departments and their agencies
Select Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport
This committee is a Standing Committee and exists pursuant to section 8 of the Ethics in Public Office Act 1995.
Questions to an Taoiseach (ISL)
The Taoiseach answers questions put to him by Members on legislative or policy areas for which he has specific administrative responsibility
Commencement Matters (ISL)
Coverage of the debates on matters submitted by Senators which is topical either nationally or local to a specific area and which is replied to by a Member of the Government
Seanad: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business proposed by a Senator and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Seanad: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business proposed by a Senator and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Joint Committee on Public Petitions and the Ombudsmen
Members can investigate and identify improvements in the delivery of public services to citizens and to receive petitions from the public.
Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Leaders' Questions Tuesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Leaders' Questions Wednesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Leaders' Questions Thursday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Joint Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Sun, 30 Nov
Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Education and Youth
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Health
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies who submitted questions to a Minister of Government on issues for which that Minister has specific administrative responsibility receive the replies in the Chamber
Leaders' Questions Tuesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Leaders' Questions Wednesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Leaders' Questions Thursday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Committee on Budgetary Oversight
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the budgetary formation process especially the macro-economic and fiscal issues that influence the budgetary process
Questions to an Taoiseach (ISL)
The Taoiseach answers questions put to him by Members on legislative or policy areas for which he has specific administrative responsibility
Mon, 1 Dec
Leaders' Questions Tuesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Leaders' Questions Wednesday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Leaders' Questions Thursday (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.
Tue, 2 Dec
Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live: Order of Business
Where the business to be transacted in the Dáil for the coming week is introduced and to agreed by the House.
Live - Questions to an Taoiseach (ISL)
Where the Taoiseach, as Head of a Government Department, answers questions on those areas for which he has administrative responsibility.
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Wed, 3 Dec
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation (ISL)
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
Live: Dáil Deferred Decisions
A period set aside for the taking of votes on motions that have been previously debated.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Thu, 4 Dec
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility
Live - Leaders' Questions (ISL)
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation (ISL)
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.
Leaders' Questions Replay (ISL)
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
Oireachtas TV
Mon, 24 Nov
01:00
Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies03:20
Joint Committee on Transport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies05:40
Joint Committee on European Union Affairs
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies07:00
Joint Committee on Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies08:30
Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies09:50
Dáil: Statements
Coverage of Statements made in the Dáil on specific matters of national or international interest.11:40
Committee on Budgetary Oversight
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the budgetary formation process especially the macro-economic and fiscal issues that influence the budgetary process12:30
Select Committee on Defence and National Security
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies13:10
Leaders' Questions Wednesday
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)14:00
Leaders' Questions Thursday
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)15:00
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.17:00
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.19:00
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.21:00
Around the Houses - October 2025
A look back on some of the main events in the past month
(ISL)22:00
Priority Questions
Questions asked of Ministers in the Dáil23:35
Joint Committee - Children & Equality
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
(ISL)Tue, 25 Nov
01:55
Joint Committee on Drugs Use
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies03:55
Joint Committee on Education and Youth
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies05:30
Joint Committee on Defence and National Security
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies07:00
Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.10:00
Around the Houses - October 2025
A look back on some of the main events in the past month
(ISL)11:00
Oireachtas TV Debates – November 2025
Flor MacCarthy and a panel of experts discuss the recent Presidential election and the Future40 Report11:30
Live: Comhchoiste na Gaeilge, na Gaeltachta agus Phobal Labhartha na Gaeilge
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of these Departments and their agencies14:00
Live - Leaders' Questions
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)14:35
Live: Order of Business
Where the business to be transacted in the Dáil for the coming week is introduced and to agreed by the House.15:05
Live: Government Business
Legislation, Motions or Statements proposed by the Government20:40
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.22:40
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibilityWed, 26 Nov
00:15
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.01:30
Leaders' Questions Replay
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
(ISL)02:15
Seanad Éireann Replay
Replay of current Seanad Éireann sittings05:40
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings07:50
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings09:00
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.09:30
Live- Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies.
(ISL)11:30
Live: Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies.12:00
Live - Leaders' Questions
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)12:45
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
(ISL)13:15
Live - Questions to an Taoiseach
Where the Taoiseach, as Head of a Government Department, answers questions on those areas for which he has administrative responsibility.
(ISL)14:00
Live: Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Departments and the offices under their remit.15:00
Live: Government Business
Legislation, Motions or Statements proposed by the Government15:30
Live: Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies18:00
Live: Government Business
Legislation, Motions or Statements proposed by the GovernmentToday, 27 Nov
00:30
Live: Dáil Deferred Decisions
A period set aside for the taking of votes on motions that have been previously debated.01:00
Leaders' Questions Replay
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
(ISL)01:45
Seanad Éireann Replay
Replay of current Seanad Éireann sittings04:00
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings08:45
Live: Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies have an opportunity to receive replies to questions submitted by them to a Member of the Government on matters for which they have administrative responsibility09:35
Live: Joint Committee on Children and Equality
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Departments and the offices under their remit.12:00
Live - Leaders' Questions
When Party Leaders and Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)12:45
Live - Questions on Policy or Legislation
Questions can be on the taking of business which has been promised, matters of public policy or administration, making of secondary legislation, or when Bills or other documents needed in the House will be circulated
(ISL)13:10
Live: Joint Committee on Drugs Use
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.13:50
Live: Statements in the Dáil
Coverage of Statements made in the Dáil on specific matters of national or international interest.17:25
Live: Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.18:25
Live: Private Members' Business
Private Members Business is time set aside to debate a motion or legislation which is proposed by a party in opposition.20:30
Leaders' Questions Replay
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
(ISL)21:15
Seanad Éireann Replay
Replay of current Seanad Éireann sittingsFri, 28 Nov
01:00
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings06:30
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings08:00
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings09:00
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings10:00
Joint Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies11:50
Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies14:00
Joint Committee on Social Protection, Rural and Community Development
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.16:10
Dáil Motion
Motions are proposed to the House and Members then debate the merits of the motion. Motions can be decided upon by consensus or by vote17:00
Topical Issues
When Deputies who have raised a matter which is topical either nationally or within their constituency are answered by a Member of the Government.20:10
Commencement Matters
Coverage of the debates on matters submitted by Senators which is topical either nationally or local to a specific area and which is replied to by a Member of the Government
(ISL)22:40
Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agenciesSat, 29 Nov
00:45
Joint Committee - Children & Equality
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
(ISL)02:00
Joint Committee on Transport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies03:50
Select Committee on Education and Youth
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the legislative and policy areas of the Department and the offices under its remit.05:00
Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies07:30
Comhchoiste na Gaeilge, na Gaeltachta agus Phobal Labhartha na Gaeilge
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of these Departments and their agencies09:30
Select Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport
This committee is a Standing Committee and exists pursuant to section 8 of the Ethics in Public Office Act 1995.10:30
Questions to an Taoiseach
The Taoiseach answers questions put to him by Members on legislative or policy areas for which he has specific administrative responsibility
(ISL)11:30
Commencement Matters
Coverage of the debates on matters submitted by Senators which is topical either nationally or local to a specific area and which is replied to by a Member of the Government
(ISL)14:00
Seanad: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business proposed by a Senator and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.14:40
Seanad: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business proposed by a Senator and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.16:15
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.18:20
Dáil: Private Members' Business
Coverage of the business selected by a Party or Technical Group in opposition and taken in Private Members Time. The business can be either a motion or a piece of legislation.19:10
Joint Committee on Public Petitions and the Ombudsmen
Members can investigate and identify improvements in the delivery of public services to citizens and to receive petitions from the public.20:15
Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies21:00
Leaders' Questions Tuesday
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
(ISL)21:40
Leaders' Questions Wednesday
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)22:30
Leaders' Questions Thursday
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)23:20
Joint Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agenciesSun, 30 Nov
01:00
Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies02:40
Joint Committee on Education and Youth
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies04:45
Joint Committee on Health
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies07:00
Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies09:00
Parliamentary Questions
When Deputies who submitted questions to a Minister of Government on issues for which that Minister has specific administrative responsibility receive the replies in the Chamber14:00
Leaders' Questions Tuesday
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice
(ISL)14:40
Leaders' Questions Wednesday
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)15:30
Leaders' Questions Thursday
Leaders Questions, where Party Leaders and the Leaders of recognised technical groups can put a question to an Taoiseach without prior notice. Followed by Other Member's Questions
(ISL)16:20
Committee on Budgetary Oversight
Coverage of the committees' scrutiny of the budgetary formation process especially the macro-economic and fiscal issues that influence the budgetary process17:00
Questions to an Taoiseach
The Taoiseach answers questions put to him by Members on legislative or policy areas for which he has specific administrative responsibility
(ISL)18:00
Oireachtas Replay
Replay of selected content from the Houses of the Oireachtas19:00
Oireachtas Replay
Replay of selected content from the Houses of the Oireachtas20:00
Around the Houses
A look back on some of the main events in the past month21:00
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings22:00
Committees Replay
Replay of selected Committee proceedings
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