Our data
Each feed is refreshed on a timer. A feed is marked degraded when it is more than its expected window behind, and down when it is three times that far behind.
| Feed | State | Last synced | Newest record |
|---|---|---|---|
| Divisions and votes/v1/divisions, /v1/votes | Operational | Expected within 180 min | Oct 21, 2026 |
| Parliamentary questions/v1/questions | Operational | Expected within 180 min | Oct 22, 2026 |
| Debates and committee hearings/v1/speeches, /v1/committees (hearings) | Operational | Expected within 180 min | Oct 22, 2026 |
| Bills and their stages/v1/bills, /v1/legislation | Operational | Expected within 720 min | Oct 23, 2026 |
| Members, parties and committees/v1/representatives, /v1/committees | Operational | Expected within 2160 min | Oct 25, 2026 |
The official Oireachtas API
Every five minutes we ask the official API for one record from each feed and check that the fields we depend on are still there. If the Oireachtas changes its format, this is where we find out first.
| Official source | State | Last good answer | Answered, last 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Members and committees | Operational | 96.98% | |
| Divisions | Operational | 96.98% | |
| Questions | Operational | 96.98% | |
| Debates and hearings | Operational | 96.98% | |
| Bills and stages | Operational | 96.98% |
What this means for you
If the official source is down, DáilDex keeps serving what it already holds, and the last-synced times above tell you how fresh that is. Every API response also carries meta.data_as_of, the time of the last successful sync behind it. This is a best-effort service with no uptime guarantee.
The same information as JSON: https://api.daildex.com/v1/status