Policy Tracker

How every TD in the Dáil votes on the issues that affect your life — matched against their declared financial interests. All data from the Oireachtas API and the Register of Members' Interests.

How to Read This Page

Tá Yes Vote: The TD voted in favour of the motion, bill, or amendment. They want this to pass.
Níl No Vote: The TD voted against. They want this to fail. Government TDs almost always vote Níl on opposition motions — this is whip-driven, not necessarily personal.
Staon Abstain: The TD was present but chose not to vote either way. This is often the most telling — it can signal discomfort with their party's position.
Carried Motion Passed: The majority voted Tá. This means: the bill progresses to the next stage, or the motion is adopted as a position of the Dáil. Government bills almost always pass. Opposition motions almost never do.
Lost Motion Defeated: The majority voted Níl. This means: the proposal is rejected. When an opposition rent freeze or housing motion is "Lost", it means the government used its majority to defeat it. The issue doesn't go away — but nothing changes.
Declared Financial Interest: This TD has declared a relevant financial interest in the Register of Members' Interests. They are legally required to declare it — but not required to abstain from voting on related legislation.

Why "Carried" and "Lost" matter to you: When a motion to freeze rents is "Lost", your rent can still go up. When a bill to fund social housing is "Carried", it moves to the next legislative stage (it doesn't mean houses get built tomorrow — it means the Dáil has agreed in principle). When a motion on hospital waiting lists is "Lost", nothing changes in policy.

Why party whips matter: Most votes in the Dáil are decided by the party whip, not individual conscience. FF and FG TDs almost always vote together as the government majority. SF, Labour, SD, and PBP almost always vote together as the opposition. The interesting signal is when a TD breaks the whip — voting against their own party, or abstaining when their party votes as a block.

Why declared interests matter: Under the Ethics in Public Office Act 1995, TDs must declare financial interests — property, shares, directorships, occupations, contracts with the State. They are not required to recuse themselves from voting on related legislation. A TD who owns 27 rental properties can vote against rent controls. A TD who is a practising solicitor can vote against legal aid reform. This is legal. Whether it's acceptable is for you to decide.

What this page does not do: It does not allege wrongdoing. It does not estimate property values. It does not model or predict behaviour. It connects two public datasets — the Register of Members' Interests and the Oireachtas vote record — so you can see the connection for yourself.

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Agriculture

Farming, CAP reform, nitrates, food safety, forestry, fisheries, rural development, and agricultural subsidies.

9 votes 172 TDs tracked 4 interests

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Climate & Energy

Climate action, carbon tax, renewable energy, fossil fuels, emissions targets, and environmental protection.

31 votes 172 TDs tracked 1 interests

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Education

Schools, universities, SUSI grants, special education, teacher supply, and third-level funding.

15 votes 171 TDs tracked 1 interests

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Enterprise & Employment

Company law, competition, employment rights, minimum wage, trade unions, SME support, and industrial relations.

9 votes 171 TDs tracked 4 interests

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Finance & Banking

Banking regulation, insurance reform, taxation, financial services, credit unions, and corporate governance.

50 votes 174 TDs tracked 1 interests

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Health

Healthcare funding, Sláintecare, hospitals, mental health, drug pricing, nursing homes, and disability services.

36 votes 174 TDs tracked

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Housing

Residential tenancies, rent, homelessness, planning, social housing, eviction, building standards, and defective dwellings.

390 votes 172 TDs tracked 25 interests

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Justice & Legal

Courts, legal aid, criminal justice, personal injuries, sentencing, policing, and access to justice.

52 votes 173 TDs tracked 3 interests

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Housing

Residential tenancies, rent, homelessness, planning, social housing, eviction, building standards, and defective dwellings.

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TDs Tracked in Housing Votes

TD	Party	Constituency	Declared Interest	Tá	Níl	Staon	Total Votes
Colm Burke	Fine Gael	Cork North-Central	Declared Land & Property: Commercial office on Washington Street, Cork, rented to Cork City …	43	24	0	67
Johnny Guirke	Sinn Féin	Meath West	Declared Land & Property: Two residential rental properties — Oldcastle (Meath) and Tuam (Galway)	22	43	0	65
Frank Feighan	Fine Gael	Sligo-Leitrim	Declared Land & Property: Newsagents premises in Roscommon generating rental income	40	24	0	64
Pa Daly	Sinn Féin	Kerry	Declared Land & Property: One residential rental property in Tralee, Co. Kerry Business Interest: Ukrainian refugee accommodation income from family home	19	42	0	61
Charlie McConalogue	Fianna Fáil	Donegal	Declared Land & Property: One residential rental property in Donegal	36	22	0	58
Thomas Byrne	Fianna Fáil	Meath East	Declared Land & Property: One residential rental property in Rossnowlagh, Co. Donegal	34	19	0	53
Robert Troy	Fianna Fáil	Longford-Westmeath	Declared Resignation & Re-declaration: Resigned as Minister of State for Trade Promotion in 2022 … Land & Property: 8 properties including a 4-unit residential building in Dublin (Phibsborough) … Register Note: Properties re-declared on updated register. 8 properties across Dublin and …	37	16	0	53
Seán Canney	Independent	Galway East	Declared Land & Property: 50% stake in 6 residential rental properties in Wellpark and …	30	20	0	50
Michael Healy-Rae	Independent	Kerry	Declared Land & Property: 18 residential rental properties across Kerry — largest declared residential … Land & Property: B&B in Tralee and additional commercial lettings Business Interest: Ukrainian refugee accommodation generating declared income	30	20	0	50
Cathy Bennett	Sinn Féin	Cavan-Monaghan	Declared Land & Property: One residential rental property in Wexford	16	32	0	48
Carol Nolan	Independent	Offaly	Declared Land & Property: One residential rental property in Offaly	18	29	0	47
Sinéad Gibney	Social Democrats	Dublin Rathdown	Declared Land & Property: One property in Blackrock, Dublin — the only property she …	15	31	0	46
Noel Grealish	Independent	Galway West	Declared Land & Property: One residential rental in Claregalway plus Dublin apartment for personal …	31	15	0	46
Joanna Byrne	Sinn Féin	Louth	Declared Land & Property: One residential rental property in Pearse Park, Drogheda, Co. Louth	14	29	0	43
Micheál Carrigy	Fine Gael	Longford-Westmeath	Declared Land & Property: 4 properties in Longford — commercial, vacant commercial, and offices …	28	15	0	43
Gillian Toole	Independent	Meath East	Declared Land & Property: 9 residential properties — 4 houses under construction in Navan, … Land & Property: Commercial letting in Dunshaughlin	24	14	1	39
Eamon Scanlon	Fianna Fáil	Sligo-Leitrim	Declared Land & Property: 5 apartments in Sligo generating rental income	23	13	0	36
Paul Gogarty	Independent	Dublin Mid-West	Declared Land & Property: 50% ownership of holiday home in Killala, Co. Mayo — …	11	23	0	34
Timmy Dooley	Fianna Fáil	Clare	Declared Land & Property: Two Dublin investment properties — Rathfarnham and Charlotte Quay Dock	21	5	0	26
Paul McAuliffe	Fianna Fáil	Dublin North-West	—	101	274	0	375
Eoin Ó Broin	Sinn Féin	Dublin Mid-West	—	274	101	0	375
Cian O'Callaghan	Social Democrats	Dublin Bay North	—	275	99	0	374
Emer Higgins	Fine Gael	Dublin Mid-West	—	81	207	0	288
Thomas Gould	Sinn Féin	Cork North-Central	—	144	58	0	202
Richard O'Donoghue	Other	Limerick County	—	139	51	0	190
Kieran O'Donnell	Fine Gael	Limerick City	—	52	114	0	166
Darragh O'Brien	Fianna Fáil	Dublin Fingal East	—	59	58	0	117
Aengus Ó Snodaigh	Sinn Féin	Dublin South-Central	—	53	61	0	114
Ruairí Ó Murchú	Sinn Féin	Louth	—	49	45	0	94
Niall Collins	Fianna Fáil	Limerick County	—	35	55	0	90
Denise Mitchell	Sinn Féin	Dublin Bay North	—	37	51	0	88
Alan Dillon	Fine Gael	Mayo	—	41	38	0	79
Michael Collins	Other	Cork South-West	—	33	39	0	72
John Lahart	Fianna Fáil	Dublin South-West	—	43	28	0	71
Cormac Devlin	Fianna Fáil	Dún Laoghaire	—	44	26	0	70
Michael Moynihan	Fianna Fáil	Cork North-West	—	42	27	0	69
Aindrias Moynihan	Fianna Fáil	Cork North-West	—	41	27	0	68
James Browne	Fianna Fáil	Wexford	—	43	24	0	67
Paul Donnelly	Sinn Féin	Dublin West	—	22	45	0	67
Seán Fleming	Fianna Fáil	Laois	—	43	24	0	67
Pádraig Mac Lochlainn	Sinn Féin	Donegal	—	23	44	0	67
Johnny Mythen	Sinn Féin	Wexford	—	22	45	0	67
Christopher O'Sullivan	Fianna Fáil	Cork South-West	—	39	27	0	66
Mark Ward	Sinn Féin	Dublin Mid-West	—	22	44	0	66
Brendan Smith	Fianna Fáil	Cavan-Monaghan	—	41	24	0	65
Duncan Smith	Labour	Dublin Fingal East	—	23	42	0	65
Mary Butler	Fianna Fáil	Waterford	—	40	24	0	64
Dessie Ellis	Sinn Féin	Dublin North-West	—	22	42	0	64
Darren O'Rourke	Sinn Féin	Meath East	—	21	43	0	64
Martin Kenny	Sinn Féin	Sligo-Leitrim	—	27	36	0	63
Ged Nash	Labour	Louth	—	23	40	0	63
Colm Brophy	Fine Gael	Dublin South-West	—	39	23	0	62
Sorca Clarke	Sinn Féin	Longford-Westmeath	—	22	40	0	62
Alan Kelly	Labour	Tipperary North	—	23	39	0	62
Brian Stanley	Independent	Laois	—	21	41	0	62
Pádraig O'Sullivan	Fianna Fáil	Cork North-Central	—	38	23	0	61
Pat Buckley	Sinn Féin	Cork East	—	18	42	0	60
Seán Crowe	Sinn Féin	Dublin South-West	—	17	43	0	60
Claire Kerrane	Sinn Féin	Roscommon-Galway	—	22	38	0	60
James Lawless	Fianna Fáil	Kildare North	—	37	23	0	60
Jennifer Murnane O'Connor	Fianna Fáil	Carlow-Kilkenny	—	40	20	0	60
Dara Calleary	Fianna Fáil	Mayo	—	39	20	0	59
Rose Conway-Walsh	Sinn Féin	Mayo	—	20	39	0	59
Pearse Doherty	Sinn Féin	Donegal	—	21	38	0	59
Réada Cronin	Sinn Féin	Kildare North	—	17	41	0	58
Cathal Crowe	Fianna Fáil	Clare	—	39	19	0	58
David Cullinane	Sinn Féin	Waterford	—	17	41	0	58
Mairéad Farrell	Sinn Féin	Galway West	—	20	38	0	58
Norma Foley	Fianna Fáil	Kerry	—	35	23	0	58
Gary Gannon	Social Democrats	Dublin Central	—	22	36	0	58
Roderic O'Gorman	Green Party	Dublin West	—	21	36	1	58
Paul Murphy	People Before Profit	Dublin South-West	—	20	37	0	57
Ivana Bacik	Labour	Dublin Bay South	—	20	36	0	56
Helen McEntee	Fine Gael	Meath East	—	39	17	0	56
Jim O'Callaghan	Fianna Fáil	Dublin Bay South	—	36	20	0	56
Martin Heydon	Fine Gael	Kildare South	—	36	19	0	55
Willie O'Dea	Fianna Fáil	Limerick City	—	34	21	0	55
John Brady	Sinn Féin	Wicklow	—	17	37	0	54
Maurice Quinlivan	Sinn Féin	Limerick City	—	15	38	0	53
Neale Richmond	Fine Gael	Dublin Rathdown	—	33	19	0	52
Matt Carthy	Sinn Féin	Cavan-Monaghan	—	16	35	0	51
Jack Chambers	Fianna Fáil	Dublin West	—	30	21	0	51
James O'Connor	Fianna Fáil	Cork East	—	35	16	0	51
Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire	Sinn Féin	Cork South-Central	—	15	36	0	51
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill	Fine Gael	Dún Laoghaire	—	30	20	0	50
Michael Fitzmaurice	Other	Roscommon-Galway	—	17	33	0	50
Marian Harkin	Independent	Sligo-Leitrim	—	28	21	0	49
Mattie McGrath	Independent	Tipperary South	—	23	26	0	49
Louise O'Reilly	Sinn Féin	Dublin Fingal West	—	17	32	0	49
William Aird	Fine Gael	Laois	—	31	17	0	48
Grace Boland	Fine Gael	Dublin Fingal West	—	31	17	0	48
Tom Brabazon	Fianna Fáil	Dublin Bay North	—	31	17	0	48
Shay Brennan	Fianna Fáil	Dublin Rathdown	—	31	17	0	48
John Clendennen	Fine Gael	Offaly	—	31	17	0	48
Jen Cummins	Social Democrats	Dublin South-Central	—	17	31	0	48
Emer Currie	Fine Gael	Dublin West	—	31	17	0	48
James Geoghegan	Fine Gael	Dublin Bay South	—	31	17	0	48
Noel McCarthy	Fine Gael	Cork East	—	31	17	0	48
Tony McCormack	Fianna Fáil	Offaly	—	31	17	0	48
Donna McGettigan	Sinn Féin	Clare	—	16	32	0	48
Kevin Boxer Moran	Independent	Longford-Westmeath	—	31	17	0	48
Shane Moynihan	Fianna Fáil	Dublin Mid-West	—	31	17	0	48
Joe Neville	Fine Gael	Kildare North	—	31	17	0	48
Natasha Newsome Drennan	Sinn Féin	Carlow-Kilkenny	—	16	32	0	48
Maeve O'Connell	Fine Gael	Dublin Rathdown	—	31	17	0	48
John Paul O'Shea	Fine Gael	Cork North-West	—	31	17	0	48
Pádraig Rice	Social Democrats	Cork South-Central	—	17	31	0	48
Niamh Smyth	Fianna Fáil	Cavan-Monaghan	—	33	15	0	48
Edward Timmins	Fine Gael	Wicklow	—	31	17	0	48
Mark Wall	Labour	Kildare South	—	17	31	0	48
Naoise Ó Muirí	Fine Gael	Dublin Bay North	—	31	17	0	48
Michael Cahill	Fianna Fáil	Kerry	—	31	16	0	47
Catherine Callaghan	Fine Gael	Carlow-Kilkenny	—	30	17	0	47
Joe Cooney	Fine Gael	Clare	—	31	16	0	47
Pat the Cope Gallagher	Fianna Fáil	Donegal	—	30	17	0	47
Rory Hearne	Social Democrats	Dublin North-West	—	17	30	0	47
Séamus McGrath	Fianna Fáil	Cork South-Central	—	30	17	0	47
Erin McGreehan	Fianna Fáil	Louth	—	30	17	0	47
Michael Murphy	Fine Gael	Tipperary South	—	30	17	0	47
Shónagh Ní Raghallaigh	Sinn Féin	Kildare South	—	16	31	0	47
Robert O'Donoghue	Labour	Dublin Fingal West	—	17	30	0	47
Patrick O'Donovan	Fine Gael	Limerick County	—	27	20	0	47
Ryan O'Meara	Fianna Fáil	Tipperary North	—	30	17	0	47
Catherine Ardagh	Fianna Fáil	Dublin South-Central	—	29	17	0	46
John Connolly	Fianna Fáil	Galway West	—	29	17	0	46
Martin Daly	Fianna Fáil	Roscommon-Galway	—	31	15	0	46
Paul Lawless	Aontú	Mayo	—	12	34	0	46
Hildegarde Naughton	Fine Gael	Galway West	—	31	15	0	46
Louis O'Hara	Sinn Féin	Galway East	—	16	30	0	46
Jennifer Whitmore	Social Democrats	Wicklow	—	13	33	0	46
Fionntan Ó Súilleabháin	Sinn Féin	Wicklow-Wexford	—	15	31	0	46
Jerry Buttimer	Fine Gael	Cork South-Central	—	29	16	0	45
Malcolm Byrne	Fianna Fáil	Wicklow-Wexford	—	30	15	0	45
Barry Heneghan	Independent	Dublin Bay North	—	28	17	0	45
David Maxwell	Fine Gael	Cavan-Monaghan	—	29	16	0	45
Conor McGuinness	Sinn Féin	Waterford	—	15	30	0	45
Liam Quaide	Social Democrats	Cork East	—	16	29	0	45
Peadar Tóibín	Aontú	Meath West	—	12	33	0	45
Conor Sheehan	Labour	Limerick City	—	17	27	0	44
Naoise Ó Cearúil	Fianna Fáil	Kildare North	—	27	17	0	44
Peter Cleere	Fianna Fáil	Carlow-Kilkenny	—	31	12	0	43
Ruth Coppinger	People Before Profit	Dublin West	—	13	30	0	43
Albert Dolan	Fianna Fáil	Galway East	—	26	17	0	43
Eoghan Kenny	Labour	Cork North-Central	—	16	27	0	43
Barry Ward	Fine Gael	Dún Laoghaire	—	28	15	0	43
Paula Butterly	Fine Gael	Louth	—	28	13	0	41
Aisling Dempsey	Fianna Fáil	Meath West	—	27	14	0	41
Eoin Hayes	Social Democrats	Dublin Bay South	—	12	29	0	41
Keira Keogh	Fine Gael	Mayo	—	28	13	0	41
John Cummins	Fine Gael	Waterford	—	27	13	0	40
Máire Devine	Sinn Féin	Dublin South-Central	—	12	28	0	40
Ann Graves	Sinn Féin	Dublin Fingal East	—	13	27	0	40
George Lawlor	Labour	Wexford	—	12	28	0	40
Brian Brennan	Fine Gael	Wicklow-Wexford	—	25	14	0	39
Peter Burke	Fine Gael	Longford-Westmeath	—	24	15	0	39
Aidan Farrelly	Social Democrats	Kildare North	—	15	24	0	39
Peter Roche	Fine Gael	Galway East	—	25	14	0	39
Marie Sherlock	Labour	Dublin Central	—	13	25	0	38
Michael Lowry	Independent	Tipperary North	—	23	14	0	37
Ciarán Ahern	Labour	Dublin South-West	—	12	24	0	36
Seán Ó Fearghaíl	Fianna Fáil	Kildare South	—	20	15	0	35
Charles Ward	Other	Donegal	—	12	21	0	33
Ken O'Flynn	Other	Cork North-Central	—	9	23	0	32
Séamus Healy	Independent	Tipperary South	—	8	23	0	31
Richard Boyd Barrett	People Before Profit	Dún Laoghaire	—	8	22	0	30
Danny Healy-Rae	Independent	Kerry	—	15	15	0	30
Micheál Martin	Fianna Fáil	Cork South-Central	—	19	11	0	30
Mary Lou McDonald	Sinn Féin	Dublin Central	—	8	16	0	24
Simon Harris	Fine Gael	Wicklow	—	9	8	0	17
John McGuinness	Fianna Fáil	Carlow-Kilkenny	—	7	8	0	15
Verona Murphy	Independent	Wexford	—	6	4	0	10
Holly Cairns	Social Democrats	Cork South-West	—	1	8	0	9

Recent Housing Divisions

Date	Debate	Tá	Níl	Staon	Outcome
20 May 2026	Evictions and Rent Hikes: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	77	61	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
20 May 2026	Evictions and Rent Hikes: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	77	61	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
11 Feb 2026	Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026: Committee and Remaining Stages	80	70	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
11 Feb 2026	Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026: Second Stage (Resumed)	73	68	1	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
11 Feb 2026	Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026: Committee and Remaining Stages	69	81	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
11 Feb 2026	Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026: Committee and Remaining Stages	69	81	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
10 Dec 2025	Remediation of Dwellings Damaged by the Use of Defective Concrete Blocks (Amendment) Bill 2025: Instruction …	75	59	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
10 Dec 2025	Remediation of Dwellings Damaged by the Use of Defective Concrete Blocks (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee …	64	72	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
10 Dec 2025	Remediation of Dwellings Damaged by the Use of Defective Concrete Blocks (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee …	72	63	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
10 Dec 2025	Remediation of Dwellings Damaged by the Use of Defective Concrete Blocks (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee …	72	64	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
10 Dec 2025	Remediation of Dwellings Damaged by the Use of Defective Concrete Blocks (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee …	60	74	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
10 Dec 2025	Remediation of Dwellings Damaged by the Use of Defective Concrete Blocks (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee …	64	73	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
10 Dec 2025	Remediation of Dwellings Damaged by the Use of Defective Concrete Blocks (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee …	60	74	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
03 Dec 2025	Remediation of Dwellings Damaged by the Use of Defective Concrete Blocks (Amendment) Bill 2025: Second …	73	64	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
24 Sep 2025	Child Poverty and Homelessness: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	77	63	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
24 Sep 2025	Child Poverty and Homelessness: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	77	63	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
16 Jul 2025	Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2025: From the Seanad	88	68	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
16 Jul 2025	Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2025: From the Seanad	68	89	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
09 Jul 2025	Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	20	131	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
09 Jul 2025	Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	62	92	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
09 Jul 2025	Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	64	86	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
25 Jun 2025	Legislative and Structural Reforms to Accelerate Housing Delivery: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	82	69	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
25 Jun 2025	Finance (Local Property Tax and Other Provisions) (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	67	83	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
25 Jun 2025	Finance (Local Property Tax and Other Provisions) (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	104	48	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
25 Jun 2025	Finance (Local Property Tax and Other Provisions) (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	47	104	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
25 Jun 2025	Legislative and Structural Reforms to Accelerate Housing Delivery: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	83	69	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
25 Jun 2025	Healthcare (Transparent Payments) Bill 2022: Second Stage (Resumed) [Private Members]	85	67	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
25 Jun 2025	Finance (Local Property Tax and Other Provisions) (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	64	82	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
18 Jun 2025	Emergency Action on Housing and Homelessness: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	83	67	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
18 Jun 2025	Emergency Action on Housing and Homelessness: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	83	67	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
18 Jun 2025	Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	67	84	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
18 Jun 2025	Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	67	87	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
18 Jun 2025	Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee and Remaining Stages	66	87	0	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
11 Jun 2025	Vacant Council Housing: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	69	87	1	Lost Majority voted no — rejected
11 Jun 2025	Vacant Council Housing: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	87	69	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
11 Jun 2025	Vacant Council Housing: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	87	69	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
14 May 2025	Housing and Critical Infrastructure: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	83	66	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
14 May 2025	Housing and Critical Infrastructure: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	82	66	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
14 May 2025	Parental Choice in Education: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	87	62	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
14 May 2025	Parental Choice in Education: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	84	65	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
02 Apr 2025	Housing Emergency Measures: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	90	72	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
02 Apr 2025	Housing Emergency Measures: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	88	72	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
26 Mar 2025	Social Housing Tenant In Situ Scheme: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	87	71	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
26 Mar 2025	Social Housing Tenant In Situ Scheme: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	87	70	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
19 Feb 2025	Housing Crisis: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	88	69	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
19 Feb 2025	Housing Crisis: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	88	69	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
12 Feb 2025	Housing Policy: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	91	73	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
12 Feb 2025	Housing Policy: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	91	73	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
23 Oct 2024	Affordable Housing: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	71	59	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted
23 Oct 2024	Affordable Housing: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members]	71	59	0	Carried Majority voted yes — adopted

What We Track for Housing

Interests: Land and property declarations in the Register of Members' Interests — residential rentals, commercial lets, property under construction, holiday homes.

Votes: Dáil divisions matched by keyword against debate titles and vote subjects from the Oireachtas Open Data API. Keywords used: residential tenancies, housing, tenant, rent , rental, dwelling, homeless, homelessness, planning and development, land development, property tax, vacant, eviction, apartment, social housing, affordable housing, land value, building control, defective dwellings

Source: Register of Members' Interests, Dáil Éireann 2024 (Published 27 Feb 2025). Voting records from api.oireachtas.ie.

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