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It follows a complaint from President Higgins.
The Dáil should sit an extra day a week at busier times to deal with backlogs of legislation, according to the Social Democrats.
It comes as the Business Committee, Chaired by Ceann Comhaire, Kildare's Seán O'Fearghail, will meet this afternoon to discuss a complaint from President Michael D Higgins about how the Oireachtas is handling new laws.
Our Political Correspondent Seán Defoe reports
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Kildare Minister Says Ireland Is At "Critical Moment" In Relation To AI
It comes as he met with a number of tech company representatives at the Vodafone headquarters in Dublin today.
Almost 20,000 Commuters Affected By Major Rail Disruption This Morning
It's caused by overhead line damage at Raheny which happened yesterday evening
Jury Sworn In For Trial Of Former Sports Coach Accused Of Sexually Abusing Four Girls Across Leinster
The man, who is in his late 70s, admitted five of the 79 charges against him when he appeared before the Central Criminal Court today.
Status Yellow High Temperature Warning In Effect For Ireland, As Red Alerts Issued For Europe
In France, the prime minister says 40 people have drowned in the country since last week as temperatures could exceed 40 degrees
Irish Freedom Party Loses Political Party Status
Management at the Irish Freedom Party has 21 days to appeal the decision
Jobs Under Threat At Diageo, As Drinks Giant Informs Government Of Potential Lay Offs
It is not yet known if jobs at the Newbridge-based breweries will be impacted.
Almost One Third Of Families In Arrears On Energy Bills Last Year
Barnardos has been surveying parents for the past five years on how rising prices are impacting children.
New Report Outlines How Vulnerable People Face Increased Challenges When Reporting Sexual Violence
Rape Crisis Ireland's report focuses on the challenge of keeping survivors safe and enabling them to report incidents
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