Leinster Housen.
/ˈlɛnstə ˈhaʊs/ Used to designate the Irish parliament since it began meeting at Leinster House in 1922.
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Leinster House1949
1922 Times 9 Sept. 8/2 The first Session of the Provisional Parliament will be opened to-morrow at 11 o'clock in the lecture theatre of Leinster House, the headquarters of the Royal Dublin Society.]
1949 St. J. Ervine Craigavon Ulsterman iii. x. 418 Some very queer fish have been elected to Stormont,..but Stormont, at its worst, has never declined to the depths of Leinster House.
1979 An Phoblacht 29 Sept. 10/4 People can be held for up to forty-eight hours merely on suspicion and the power to intern remains on the Leinster House statute book today.
1987 Whitaker's Almanack 858/2 Members of Dáil Éireann are..granted free telephone and postal facilities from Leinster House.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1997; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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