The Taoiseach and Tánaiste are set to vote on a Sinn Féin bill in the Dáil aimed at removing the current waiting period associated with abortion access. Both outlets report that the measure comes ahead of a scheduled debate in the Dáil on Tuesday. The Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, and the Tánaiste are expected to participate in the parliamentary process, including the subsequent vote, following the debate. Irish Mirror and the Belfast Telegraph both frame the announcement in terms of ensuring that the Dáil’s consideration of the bill is handled in a manner described as “respectful.” The reporting indicates the government figures are approaching the debate as part of the formal legislative timetable, rather than outside the parliamentary process. No additional legislative details, vote totals, or broader political reactions are included in the provided excerpts. The coverage focuses on the commitment by senior government leaders to vote on the bill after the debate, and on the expectation that the discussion in the Dáil will be conducted in a respectful way.