The Ceann Comhairle wanted it to sit for just one day next week.
The Dáil is set to return to sitting three days a week from the week after next.
The Ceann Comhairle wanted it to sit for just one day next week, due to the new Covid-19 restrictions.
But the Oireachtas business committee agreed it would sit on Wednesday and Thursday, after a backlash from some politicians.
Galway Roscommon Independent TD Denis Naughten, a member of the committee, says it will increase the following week:
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