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Mon, 28 Sep
No business is currently scheduled.
Tue, 29 Sep
Bills for Introduction: Artificial Intelligence Companion Services (Protection of Children) Bill 2026 — First Stage
Government Business: Strategic Lawsuits against Public Participation Bill 2026 — Second Stage
Private Members' Business (Sinn Féin): Motion re Public Transport and Fare Increases
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Tánaiste and Minister for Finance
Dáil adjourns
Wed, 30 Sep
Private Members' Business (Social Democrats): Motion re Introduce a Windfall Tax on the Excess Profits of Energy Companies
Other Members’ Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
SOS
Government Business: Statements on Migration and Citizenship
Government Business: Industrial Development (Amendment) and Miscellaneous Provisions Bill 2026 — Report and Final Stages
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Council Decision on the conclusion of the Agreement between the European Union and the Federal Republic of Nigeria
- Motion re Proposed approval by Dáil Éireann for a Council Decision on the signing of the Agreement between the European Union and the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Dáil adjourns
Thu, 1 Oct
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Other Members’ Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Bills for Introduction: Local Government (Control of Horse-Drawn Carriages) Bill 2026 — First Stage
SOS
Government Business: Railway Safety Bill 2026 — Second Stage
Private Members' Bill or Committee Report (alternating weekly): Forty-first Amendment of the Constitution (Right to Housing) Bill 2026 — Second Stage
Dáil adjourns
Fri, 2 Oct
No business is currently scheduled.
Mon, 5 Oct
No business is currently scheduled.
Tue, 6 Oct
Government Business: Budget Statements
SOS
Government Business: Allocation-of-Time motion by Government Chief Whip
Government Business: Financial Resolution No. 1 - INCOME TAX
Government Business: Financial Resolution No. 2 - Capital Acquisitions Tax
Government Business: Financial Resolution No. 3 - Capital Gains Tax
Government Business: Financial Resolution No. 4 - Excise - Tobacco Products Tax
- Financial Resolution No. 5 - Excise - Mineral Oil Tax
- Financial Resolution No. 6 - Excise - Natural Gas Carbon Tax
- Financial Resolution No. 7 - Excise - Solid Fuel Carbon Tax
Government Business: Financial Resolution No. 8 - General
Motion(s) without debate: Education (Student and Parent Charter) Bill 2019 [Seanad] — Motion to Instruct the Committee
Dáil adjourns
Wed, 7 Oct
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
Other Members’ Questions
Government Business: Financial Motions by the Minister for Finance [2026] (Motion 8, resumed)
SOS
Government Business: Financial Motions by the Minister for Finance [2026] (Motion 8, resumed)
Dáil adjourns
Thu, 8 Oct
Parliamentary Questions: Oral — Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Other Members’ Questions
Questions on Policy or Legislation
SOS
Government Business: Statements on World Mental Health Day
Government Business: Statements on National Breastfeeding Week
Government Business: Financial Motions by the Minister for Finance [2026] (Motion 8, resumed)
Dáil adjourns
Fri, 9 Oct
No business is currently scheduled.
Dáil Éireann schedule
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Today, 11 Oct
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Mon, 5 Oct
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Tue, 6 Oct
Wed, 7 Oct
SOS
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Private Members’ Business: Motion re a referendum on Irish neutrality and protection of the Triple Lock
Thu, 8 Oct
Motion(s) without debate: Motion re the Report of the Joint Committee on Education and Youth entitled ‘Report on Evaluating the Impacts of the School Meals Programme’.
Fri, 9 Oct
No business is currently scheduled.
Mon, 12 Oct
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Tue, 13 Oct
SOS
Government Business: Statements on the Local Democracy Taskforce Report and Implementation Plan
Wed, 14 Oct
SOS
Government Business: Public Health (Tobacco Products and Nicotine Inhaling Products) (Amendment) Bill 2026 — Committee and remaining Stages
Thu, 15 Oct
Motion(s) without debate: Motion re the Report of the Joint Committee on Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science entitled ‘Apprenticeships’.
Seanad Éireann schedule
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Today, 11 Oct
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Fri, 2 Oct
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Mon, 5 Oct
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Tue, 6 Oct
Wed, 7 Oct
Thu, 8 Oct
Fri, 9 Oct
Mon, 12 Oct
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Tue, 13 Oct
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Fri, 16 Oct
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Mon, 28 Sep
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Thu, 1 Oct
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Sat, 3 Oct
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Oireachtas TV
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Today, 11 Oct
00:50
Joint Committee - Disability Matters
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies
(ISL)03:00
Joint Committee: Climate, Environment and Energy
Members can examine key legislation and policy areas under the remit of the Department and its agencies05:10
European Parliament Debates
Coverage of debates held in the European Parliament06:50
‘Ryan’s Daughter’- An Rialtas ab Fhearr’
Tugann Mícheál de Mórdha léargas ar an tslí ar bhain pobal Chorca Dhuibhne taitneamh agus tairbhe as an scannán clúiteach ‘Ryan’s Daughter’ a bheith á dhéanamh ina ndúiche siúd08:00
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 Chamber11:20
Budget 2027 Speech
Budget 2027 speech by Simon Harris Táinaiste, Minister for Finance and Jack Chambers TD , Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform
(ISL)12:45
OWL Graduation Ceremony 2026
The OWL Programme is an applied learning, development and socialisation programme for young adults with an intellectual disability and/or autism. The Houses of the Oireachtas is the first parliament in the world to host an initiative of this kind
(ISL)13:10
Around the Houses - September 2026
A look back on some of the main events in the past month14:15
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)15:00
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)15:50
Budget Statements 2027
Coverage of Budget 2027 statements
(ISL)17:40
A Day in May
Ten years ago Charlie Bird conducted a series of interviews around the Marriage Equality referendum, that were used by Colin Murphy for his play , A Day in May. A decade on, Colin sets out on a journey of discovery of the effect the referendum had on individuals - the same individuals that Charlie spoke to years earlier
(ISL)18:30
In Focus – September 2026
Flor MacCarthy is joined by a panel of guests to discuss the State of the European Union Address, the upcoming legislative agenda, and British Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s recent comments on Irish Unity
(ISL)19:00
The Geneva Window - Through A Glass Darkly
The story of stained-glass artist Harry Clark's ill-fated masterpiece, commissioned by the Free State Government to be presented to the International Labour Court in Geneva in 1930 – only for it to be shelved once ministers saw its contents. Presented by Ardal O'Hanlon.
(ISL)20:00
Around the Houses - September 2026
A look back on some of the main events in the past month21:00
Budget Statements: 2027
Coverage of Budget 2027 statements
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The Presidency of the Council of the EU
Ireland has assumed the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the eighth time it has taken the role since it did so first in 1975.
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7 Oct 2026, 19:20
Committee of Public Accounts to examine Garda spending, recruitment and financial controls
7 Oct 2026, 16:14
Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) publishes Budget 2027 Flash Impact Analysis
6 Oct 2026, 16:47
Committee on Sport to hear from Gaelic games bodies and Sport Ireland on integration
6 Oct 2026, 16:40
Joint Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy meets for engagement on Ireland's Contribution to COP31: Ambition, Leadership and Global Climate Action
6 Oct 2026, 13:36
The Joint Committee on Further & Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science meets for engagement on the National Student Accommodation Strategy
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Public Health (Tobacco Products and Nicotine Inhaling Products) (Amendment) Bill 2026
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Employment Equality and Institutional Burials (Amendment) Bill 2026
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1 Oct 2026
Before Dáil Éireann
Local Government (Control of Horse-Drawn Carriages) Bill 2026
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Before Dáil Éireann
Industrial Development (Amendment) and Miscellaneous Provisions Bill 2026
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