Autism campaigner, 12, aims to be first to sit State exam in Leinster House

Autism campaigner, 12, aims to be first to sit State exam in Leinster House

Cara Darmody and her brother John at their home in Ardfinnan, near Cahir, Co Tipperary. Picture: Neil Michael

Mon, 16 Jan, 2023 - 10:26
Neil Michael

A sixth-class school girl has applied to sit Leaving Cert maths in Leinster House.

Cara Darmody has applied via her local senator to be able to take the exams there.

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