Govt votes down Dáil motion on special-needs classes

The Government has voted down a Dáil motion calling for the reversal of its decision to abolish 128 special-needs classes in schools around the country.

The Government has voted down a Dáil motion calling for the reversal of its decision to abolish 128 special-needs classes in schools around the country.

The motion was tabled by Fine Gael, which has accused the Government of failing to understand the reality of special-needs provision in Irish schools.

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