Deputies will have less than a minute to raise concerns this evening.
There's calls for more time to debate the rollout of the covid-19 vaccine in the Dáil.
At the moment, TDs will have just 54 seconds each to make statements and raise concerns on behalf of constituents later this evening.
Independent Roscommon-Galway deputy Denis Naughten has written to the Taoiseach seeking a broader discussion on the issue.
He says the debate is being treated like an after-thought:
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