Opposition parties object to three-month Dáil holiday

Opposition parties have objected to a Government proposal that the Dáil should take a three-month holidays.

Opposition parties have objected to a Government proposal that the Dáil should take a three-month holidays.

The Dáil is due to rise today, and it will not sit again until the September 29.

This year's Dáil holidays are a full 12 weeks, longer than in previous years.

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