Six weeks rule prior to apply citizenship

I have heard that one year prior to apply citizenship we can't go more than 6 six out of the country. Is it correct?

I am eligible to apply citizenship at end of this year i,e DEC.
In March 2019, I already out of country for 5 weeks , I was on my annual holidays. Now, my company want me to go out of the country for office related work . If I go out of Ireland for one more month would be effect on my citizenship application?

Is there any exception cases are there for this 6 week rule? If yes, please explain me.

Another question is if I visit UK is it still count as out of the country .For instance, If I go UK for more than 6 six weeks will be a problem?


I am waiting for your responce,

Thank you.

Your question has been covered a few times...

1. OVER 6 WEEK RULE ABSENCE
2. 6 Weeks Absence Rule
3. Clarification of 6 weeks absence rule
4. 6 weeks absence rule
5. New Citizenship Application Form 8. Six (6) Weeks Absence
6. Citizenship application - 6 weeks per annum absence
7. 6 week rule in naturalisation
8. Citizenship Application 6 week outside Ireland Rule
9. Calculating the time of absence
10. refused citizenship because of continuous reckonable residence

and that's just page one of google...