when do they have meetings?
The European Council is required by Article 15.3 TEU to meet at least twice every six months
European Council
The European Council is required by Article 15.3 TEU to meet at least twice every six months, but convenes more frequently in practice.
who sits for ireland at the european council table UNANSWERABLE when was this council established? 1975 what's its purpose? It is a collegiate body that defines the overall political directions and priorities of the European Union where is their headquarters? UNANSWERABLE how many members are there? It comprises the heads of state or government of the EU member states, along with the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission is there a certain number of members required? UNANSWERABLE name a few of the current members Charles de Gaulle is one of them who is their president? The president of the European Council is the person presiding over and driving forward the work of the European Council how is he elected? By the double majority support in the European Council what powers do they have? UNANSWERABLE who are their allies? All members of a political party at national level, most of these are members of a European-level political party or other alliances such as Renew Europe. which functions does the council perform? Appointment of its own President, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, and the President of the European Central Bank, it  proposes, to the European Parliament, a candidate for President of the European Commission
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European Council [SEP] Seat and meetings
The European Council is required by Article 15.3 TEU to meet at least twice every six months, but convenes more frequently in practice. Despite efforts to contain business, meetings typically last for at least two days, and run long into the night. Until 2002, the venue for European Council summits was the member state that held the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union. However, European leaders agreed during ratification of the Nice Treaty to forego this arrangement at such a time as the total membership of the European Union surpassed 18 member states. An advanced implementation of this agreement occurred in 2002, with certain states agreeing to waive their right to host meetings, favouring Brussels as the location.