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Gnó na Dála - Business of Dáil

2024-04-09 Carried Dáil Éireann Division Question put: "That the proposed arrangements be agreed to."
87Tá
53Níl
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The business and issues facing the country have effectively been driven off the agenda for the rest of the week. Just because we are having this jamboree today is not a reason to take business off the agenda which is of extreme importance to ordinary people in this country. It is not appropriate to describe the election of a Taoiseach as a jamboree.

This is not, I assure the Deputy, a jamboree. It is definitely not a jamboree, but I do not know what it is. I wrote to the Ceann Comhairle asking him to have a Business Committee meeting when I saw the agenda for this week, the way it was dissected and everything was cast aside just to suit the Fine Gael agenda.

jamboree 4shall 9business 9agenda 6taoiseach 7bumped 2week 7exceed 3agreed 5minutes 4

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Tellers

Tellers: Tá, Deputies Hildegarde Naughton and Cormac Devlin; Níl, Deputies Pádraig Mac Lochlainn and Mattie McGrath.

Other votes in this debate

QuestionResultTá–Níl
Question put: Carried 88–69
Question put: "That the proposed arrangements be agreed to." Carried 87–67
Question put: Carried 87–68

Tá

87
  • FG Fine Gael 33
  • FF Fianna Fáil 32
  • GP Green Party 12
  • IND Independent 5
  • LAB Labour 5
FG Alan Dillon Mayo
FG Alan Farrell Dublin Fingal
FG Bernard Durkan Kildare North
FG Brendan Griffin Kerry
FG Charles Flanagan Laois-Offaly
FG Ciarán Cannon Galway East
FG Colm Brophy Dublin South-West
FG Colm Burke Cork North-Central
FG Damien English Meath West
FG David Stanton Cork East
FG Emer Higgins Dublin Mid-West
FG Fergus O'Dowd Louth
FG Frankie Feighan Sligo-Leitrim
FG Heather Humphreys Cavan-Monaghan
FG Helen McEntee Meath East
FG Hildegarde Naughton Galway West
FG Jennifer Carroll MacNeill Dún Laoghaire
FG Joe McHugh Donegal
FG John Paul Phelan Carlow-Kilkenny
FG Josepha Madigan Dublin Rathdown
FG Kieran O'Donnell Limerick City
FG Leo Varadkar Dublin West
FG Martin Heydon Kildare South
FG Michael Creed Cork North-West
FG Michael Ring Mayo
FG Neale Richmond Dublin Rathdown
FG Paschal Donohoe Dublin Central
FG Patrick O'Donovan Limerick County
FG Paul Kehoe Wexford
FG Peter Burke Longford-Westmeath
FG Richard Bruton Dublin Bay North
FG Simon Coveney Cork South-Central
FG Simon Harris Wicklow
FF Aindrias Moynihan Cork North-West
FF Anne Rabbitte Galway East
FF Barry Cowen Laois-Offaly
FF Brendan Smith Cavan-Monaghan
FF Cathal Crowe Clare
FF Charlie McConalogue Donegal
FF Christopher O'Sullivan Cork South-West
FF Cormac Devlin Dún Laoghaire
FF Dara Calleary Mayo
FF Darragh O'Brien Dublin Fingal
FF Jack Chambers Dublin West
FF Jackie Cahill Tipperary
FF James Browne Wexford
FF James Lawless Kildare North
FF Jennifer Murnane O'Connor Carlow-Kilkenny
FF Jim O'Callaghan Dublin Bay South
FF Joe Flaherty Longford-Westmeath
FF John Lahart Dublin South-West
FF Mary Butler Waterford
FF Michael McGrath Cork South-Central
FF Michael Moynihan Cork North-West
FF Micheál Martin Cork South-Central
FF Niall Collins Limerick County
FF Niamh Smyth Cavan-Monaghan
FF Norma Foley Kerry
FF Paul McAuliffe Dublin North-West
FF Sean Fleming Laois-Offaly
FF Seán Haughey Dublin Bay North
FF Stephen Donnelly Wicklow
FF Thomas Byrne Meath East
FF Willie O'Dea Limerick City
FF Éamon Ó Cuív Galway West
GP Brian Leddin Limerick City
GP Catherine Martin Dublin Rathdown
GP Eamon Ryan Dublin Bay South
GP Francis Noel Duffy Dublin South-West
GP Joe O'Brien Dublin Fingal
GP Malcolm Noonan Carlow-Kilkenny
GP Marc Ó Cathasaigh Waterford
GP Neasa Hourigan Dublin Central
GP Ossian Smyth Dún Laoghaire
GP Patrick Costello Dublin South-Central
GP Roderic O'Gorman Dublin West
GP Steven Matthews Wicklow
IND Cathal Berry Kildare South
IND Denis Naughten Roscommon-Galway
IND Marc MacSharry Sligo-Leitrim
IND Michael Lowry Tipperary
IND Noel Grealish Galway West
LAB Aodhán Ó Ríordáin Dublin Bay North
LAB Brendan Howlin Wexford
LAB Ged Nash Louth
LAB Ivana Bacik Dublin Bay South
LAB Seán Sherlock Cork East

Níl

53
  • SF Sinn Féin 31
  • IND Independent 12
  • SD Social Democrats 5
  • PBP People Before Profit–Solidarity 3
  • AON Aontú 1
  • I4C Independents 4 Change 1
SF Aengus Ó Snodaigh Dublin South-Central
SF Brian Stanley Laois-Offaly
SF Chris Andrews Dublin Bay South
SF Claire Kerrane Roscommon-Galway
SF Darren O'Rourke Meath East
SF David Cullinane Waterford
SF Denise Mitchell Dublin Bay North
SF Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire Cork South-Central
SF Eoin Ó Broin Dublin Mid-West
SF Imelda Munster Louth
SF John Brady Wicklow
SF Johnny Guirke Meath West
SF Johnny Mythen Wexford
SF Louise O'Reilly Dublin Fingal
SF Mairéad Farrell Galway West
SF Mark Ward Dublin Mid-West
SF Martin Browne Tipperary
SF Martin Kenny Sligo-Leitrim
SF Mary Lou McDonald Dublin Central
SF Maurice Quinlivan Limerick City
SF Pa Daly Kerry
SF Pat Buckley Cork East
SF Patricia Ryan Kildare South
SF Paul Donnelly Dublin West
SF Pauline Tully Cavan-Monaghan
SF Pearse Doherty Donegal
SF Pádraig Mac Lochlainn Donegal
SF Rose Conway-Walsh Mayo
SF Ruairí Ó Murchú Louth
SF Réada Cronin Kildare North
SF Seán Crowe Dublin South-West
IND Catherine Connolly Galway West
IND Danny Healy-Rae Kerry
IND Marian Harkin Sligo-Leitrim
IND Matt Shanahan Waterford
IND Mattie McGrath Tipperary
IND Michael Collins Cork South-West
IND Michael Healy-Rae Kerry
IND Michael McNamara Clare
IND Richard O'Donoghue Limerick County
IND Thomas Pringle Donegal
IND Verona Murphy Wexford
IND Violet-Anne Wynne Clare
SD Catherine Murphy Kildare North
SD Cian O'Callaghan Dublin Bay North
SD Gary Gannon Dublin Central
SD Holly Cairns Cork South-West
SD Jennifer Whitmore Wicklow
PBP Gino Kenny Dublin Mid-West
PBP Mick Barry Cork North-Central
PBP Richard Boyd Barrett Dún Laoghaire
AON Peadar Tóibín Meath West
I4C Joan Collins Dublin South-Central

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