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Democracy, rights and how decisions get made. Start with the basics of the Oireachtas, elections and local government.
Dex explains Irish politics in plain English, quizzes you and points you to the official record. It will help you understand a topic, not write your assignment for you.
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Essay, project and dissertation ideas on Irish politics for Politics and Society, PPE, politics and law students, each paired with the primary sources that make a strong answer.
How Leaving Cert Politics and Society students can use Dáil debates, votes and parliamentary questions as evidence in the citizenship project, step by step.
How CSPE, Politics and Society and university students can use AI tools like Dex to understand Irish politics, check sources and revise, without handing over their own thinking.
Questions from students
Yes. The guides, the official-record alerts and the standard version of Dex are free. Dex Pro is an optional paid plan with extra study tools.
Use DáilDex to find and understand the record, then cite the official Oireachtas page, Act or judgment it links to. Our citation guide shows the patterns.
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Start with How to research Irish politics for sources and method, then use the guides on the Constitution, Government formation and local government for background.