26th Dáil

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The 26th Dáil was the lower house of the Irish parliament elected in 1989, serving as the national legislature until its dissolution in 1992.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dáil Éireann
Irish legislature
lower house of parliament
chamber lower house
constitutionalBasis Constitution of Ireland
country Ireland
election 1989 Irish general election
endTime 1992
followedBy 27th Dáil
function national legislature
passing legislation
scrutinising the Government of Ireland
governmentType parliamentary democracy
hasJurisdiction Republic of Ireland
hasMemberTitle Teachta Dála
hasPower approval of the Government
budgetary control
enactment of primary legislation
oversight of the executive
hasSpeakerTitle Ceann Comhairle
hasType unicameral chamber within a bicameral legislature
house Dáil Éireann
isPartOf Oireachtas
languageOfProceedings English
Irish
legislativePeriod 1989–1992
legislativeTermNumber 26
legislativeTermOf Dáil Éireann
legislature Oireachtas
levelOfGovernment national
locatedIn Dublin
Ireland
meetsIn Leinster House
meetsInBuilding Leinster House, Dublin
numberOfTDs 166
parliamentOf Ireland
partOfSeries Dálaí of Ireland
precededBy 25th Dáil
represents people of Ireland
startTime 1989
termEndEvent dissolution of the Dáil
termStartEvent first meeting of the 26th Dáil
votingSystem proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote

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Cork South-Central representedIn 26th Dáil