However, Minister for Public Expenditure, Jack Chambers, says there have been no considerations for additional funding
RTÉ is set to ask for an increase in the license-fee top up, requesting an additional €13 million (37 per cent) due to a fall in the number of people with a TV.
Representatives from the national broadcaster are to have a hearing with TDs this week, along with a written submission.
The national broadcaster says it is over a lack of revenue streams from the licence, as it claims over one in five households do not own a TV.
However, Minister for Public Expenditure, Jack Chambers, says there have been no considerations for additional funding:
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