Deaf brother and sister settle High Court action

A High Court action brought on behalf of a deaf brother and sister over the provision of Irish sign language as part of their education has been settled.

A High Court action brought on behalf of a deaf brother and sister over the provision of Irish sign language as part of their education has been settled.

The two children, a brother and sister cannot be identified for legal reasons, had taken proceeding against the Minister for Education, Ireland and the Attorney General aimed at securing a court order directing that they be provided with adequate education, therapies and support services in accordance with their constitutional rights.

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