Follow live updates as the 34th Dáil meets for the first time since the General Election.

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What will happen on the first day of the new Dáil?

Politicians in the Republic of Ireland are to vote for a new Ceann Comhairle (speaker) position on Wednesday.

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Ireland: 34th Dáil Éireann to meet for first time since elections

The 34th Dáil convenes this morning for its first sitting since the election. A total of 174 TDs will gather at Leinster House, including 66 newly elected deputies. So what happens on the first day?

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Ireland’s new parliament is to meet for the first time after an election which is expected to see the outgoing government return with a new junior partner.

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Ireland’s new parliament to meet as five candidates vie to be speaker

The next government is expected to be made up of Fine Gael, Fianna Fail and a group of independents.

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The 34th Dáil will sit for the first time today.

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Nerves, intrigue and mystery ahead of secret ballot on first day of 34th Dáil

THE Dail is set to meet for the first time this morning since the general election, with TD’s voting on a Ceann Comhairle to be elected. Fianna Fail and Fine Gael are unlikely to nominate anyone for the role of Taoiseach today – but Sinn Fein are likely to propose leader Mary Lou McDonald for the job.  Ongoing Taoiseach Simon Harris is set to formally resign from the position this morning� 2024 PA Media, All Rights Reserved Sinn Fein is set to p…

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Dail to meet for first time since election - with new Taoiseach to be proposed

Ireland’s new parliament is to meet for the first time after an election which is expected to see the outgoing government return with a new junior partner. Fine Gael and Fianna Fail – the two main coalition partners in the last government – bucked a global trend of electorates ousting governments and instead increased their support in November’s election, leaving them just two seats short of a majority. The parties, forged from opposing sides of…

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The next government is expected to be made up of Fine Gael, Fianna Fail and a group of independents.  Ireland’s new parliament is to meet for the first time after an election which is expected to see the outgoing government return with a new junior partner. Fine Gael and Fianna Fail – the two main coalition partners in the last government – bucked a global trend of electorates ousting governments and instead increased their support in November’s…

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