For every sitting day, the Seanad publishes an Order Paper setting out the business before the House. The Seanad may also publish a Supplementary Order Paper.
You can see all the items of business before the Dáil on the Dáil Business website. The Dáil publishes a daily Questions Paper, which contains the texts of all oral, priority and written questions for the day.
The Dáil Order Paper is available in digital format on the Dáil Business website. All items of business before Dáil Éireann are listed there.
Questions papers
Thu, 19 Jun
Dáil Question Paper (Thurs)
Wed, 18 Jun
Dáil Question Paper (Wed)
Tue, 17 Jun
Order of Business 17 - 19 June 2025
Tue, 17 Jun
Dáil Question Paper (Tues)
Seanad business papers
Thu, 19 Jun
Seanad Order Paper (Thurs)
Wed, 18 Jun
Seanad Order Paper (Wed)
Dáil Éireann: Topical Issues
Topical issues provide TDs with the opportunity to raise issues of concern to them. To do this, they must give notice to the Ceann Comhairle of the issues they want to raise. The Ceann Comhairle then selects four issues for debate on a single day. In each case the TD concerned makes a four-minute initial statement and the Minister has a right to make a four-minute statement in reply. The TD then has two minutes for a supplementary statement and the Minister has two minutes for a concluding statement.
Thursday, 19 June 2025
Deputy Malcolm Byrne
Capitation grant for primary schools
Deputy Naoise Ó Muirí
Stand-alone scheme for the provision of school outdoor play areas
Deputy Ruairí Ó Murchú, David Cullinane
Budgetary issues affecting SOLAS
Deputy Robert O'Donoghue
Anti-social behaviour in the Northwood area of Santry.
Deputy Brendan Smith
Cost of travel on the Cavan-Dublin route.
Seanad Éireann: Commencement Matters
Senators can raise issues of concern to them at the start of each sitting day. These are known as Commencement Matters. To do this, they must give notice to the Cathaoirleach of the issues they want to raise. The Cathaoirleach then selects four matters and the Senator concerned may make a four-minute speech. In each case, the Minister has the right to make a four-minute speech in reply.
Thursday, 19 June 2025
Senator Patricia Stephenson
Negotiations at the EU Council on the Omnibus proposals
Senator Victor Boyhan
Support and redress for survivors and affected persons who resided or availed of the services of Westbank Orphanage, Greystones, Co. Wicklow
Senator Cathal Byrne
Road safety measures for the N25
Senator Ollie Crowe
Supports available to students with dyslexia at second-level
Glossary
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