Leaving Cert results will be released on September 2nd.
The State Examinations Commission made the announcement following weeks of uncertainty over the marks and when students would find out how they did.
The SEC says there are a number of factors which have made giving a date "challenging" including a lack of markers.
131,000 students have been sitting the Leaving Cert this month.
It's likely to affect some students starting third level and their ability to find accommodation.
In a statement, the State Examinations Commission said, "The State Examinations Commission (SEC), intends to issue the 2022 Leaving Certificate and Leaving Certificate Applied examination results to candidates on Friday 2 September.
"Details of the arrangements for the 2022 certificate examinations were announced on 1 February 2022. Since that time, the SEC has been engaged in the planning and delivery of all aspects of the examinations across Leaving Certificate, Leaving Certificate Applied and Junior Cycle.
"This has been a significant undertaking in the current year in light of the ongoing effects of Covid-19 on schools; candidates; contract staff and the staff of the SEC.
"Some 131,000 candidates are undertaking examinations this year, an increase of 6% (+7,000) compared to the last time a full set of examinations was run in 2019.
"There are a number of significant factors which have made providing a date for the issue of the Leaving Certificate results challenging.
"The SEC has an absolute responsibility to examination candidates to ensure that their work is marked to the highest standards of quality and integrity and the Commission must be able to stand over the results it issues each year."
