The Dáil passes a long-awaited bill that bans the sale of goods originating from Israel’s occupied territories in Palestine. According to reporting from both outlets, the legislation reaches the final stage in the Irish parliament. One key feature noted across sources is that the bill does not extend the ban to services linked to the region. The measure focuses specifically on goods, rather than a wider prohibition covering all categories of economic activity. The bill’s progress through the Dáil marks a completion of its parliamentary passage at that stage, following what has been described as a protracted process. While the reporting summarises the outcome of the Dáil vote and the scope of the ban, it does not detail further implementation steps or potential timelines in the provided excerpts. Overall, the sources agree that the ban applies to goods from occupied Palestinian territories and that services are excluded from the restriction.