Disability groups say the voices of children and parents need to be heard by the Education Minister, following the decision to keep special needs schools closed.
Inclusion Ireland, Down Syndrome Ireland and As I Am will meet Norma Foley later to discuss the need for special needs home tuition.
They say the families of the over 30 thousand children have been affected by the lack of support after the Government u-turn.
New Measures Will Address Process To Deal With Surplus Vaccines
The Chief Medical Officer has called on hospital managers to uphold the "highest standards" in administering Covid-19 vaccines
Health Minister Puts Forward Plan To Roll Out Vaccination Programme In The Community
Cabinet is to consider a 91 million euro deal being put forward by the Health Minister Stephen Donnelly, that would see doctors and pharmacists administer Covid-19 vaccines to around 1.5 million people
Confusion Continues Over Schools Re-Opening And Leaving Cert Exams
Plans to reopen special schools and classes this week have been thrown into doubt.
Man Charged With Breaching Restrictions In Kildare
A man's due in court in Kildare today, charged in connection with breaching Covid-19 travel restrictions.
Questions Raised After Relatives Of Staff At Coombe Hospital Given Vaccine
The Health Minister, Wicklow T.D. Stephen Donnelly says he’s aware that two children of the Master of the Coombe Hospital, were among a number of relatives of staff, who were given Covid vaccine doses
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