Stephen Donnelly failed to renew tenancy registration in 2019.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly's admitted a tenancy registration was not renewed with the Residential Tenancy Board in 2019, due to an oversight.
In a statement, he says the RTB indicated it should be backdated online and this was done last week.
Minister Donnelly says the property had a long-standing tenancy, which had been registered and renewed with the RTB on a number of occasions.
Jennifer Bray, the political correspondent with The Irish Times, says the rental property is in Sandyford in Dublin.
She says Minister's Donnelly error arose following the controversy surrounding junior minister Robert Troy:
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