The Junior Minister is being questioned for his use of his Dáil speaking time.
Midlands TD Robert Troy has been the subject of scrutiny once again, this time for his Dáil speaking time.
The Longford Westmeath Deputy has used his time in the Dáil to seek more funding for the Rental Accommodation Scheme, which he receives an income from.
Last week, the Junior Minister amended his failure to declare a number of properties he owned in recent years.
Philip Ryan of the Irish Independent is questioning whether the Taoiseach will defend the Minister's actions:
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