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Verona Murphy emphasizes her commitment to fairness and improvements in her new role as Ceann Comhairle of the Dáil.

The Dáil expressed confidence in Ceann Comhairle Ms. Murphy amidst opposition criticism related to changes in speaking time.

Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy announced speaking arrangements for tomorrow will be temporary amid controversy over technical group speaking time.

Pearse Doherty accused Deputy Lowry of misconduct regarding the Doncaster deal and destroying documents to conceal the truth.

Attempts to elect a new Taoiseach have led to chaotic disruptions and accusations of undermining democracy in the Dáil.

The Government reformed Dáil speaking rules, provoking intense opposition and accusations of corrupt practices.

The independent TD Michael Lowry became a focal point of protest regarding the Government's actions.

Ireland's parliamentary session for the new prime minister nomination was chaotic, highlighting tensions around independent TDs' speaking rights.

The Dáil faced chaotic proceedings leading to the unprecedented failure to elect a new Taoiseach.

The Dáil has failed to elect a government for the first time in over a century, highlighting a significant constitutional crisis.

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil focus on coalition talks with Independents for a more stable government formation.

Micheál Martin's delayed cabinet announcement raises questions about his leadership and decision-making.

The Dáil's new speaking time rules sparked significant discontent among Fianna Fáil TDs over perceived inequities in time allocation.

Fianna Fáil TDs express discontent over unfair allocation of speaking time in the Dáil under new government amendments.

The Dáil is set to vote on government amendments that recognize more members for speaking time, prompting strong opposition criticism.

Opposition parties criticize government amendments for lack of debate, pushing for recognition of competition in speaking time allocation.

The Dáil speaking-time controversy underscores deep divisions between the Government and opposition parties.

Ceann Comhairle criticized the Taoiseach for childlike behavior during Dáil disruptions.

Opposition parties are reacting strongly against the Government's proposals regarding speaking time in the Dáil.

Mr McGuinness advocated for challenging the status quo and emphasized the importance of reform and respectful dialogue in governing.

The Dáil resumes amid a resolution to a potentially embarrassing political dispute.

Mr Doherty accused Mr Lowry of corrupt practices tied to a mobile license deal and questioned his current role in government affairs.

The Government's recent vote on speaking rights has intensified tensions and sparked furor among the Opposition.

The Coalition insists on its proposals for Dáil speaking rights, facing united opposition from five party leaders.

Government's vote on the speaking rights issue provoked strong opposition and highlighted tensions regarding parliamentary procedure.

Proposal to allow government-supporting Independents to join technical groups for speaking time sparked chaos in the Dáil, reflecting tensions in parliamentary roles.

Independents forming a technical group to gain Dáil speaking time faces opposition criticism regarding their government support and role.