Taoiseach rejects claims he is ‘sweeping’ community special school problems under carpet

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has rejected parents’ claims that he is trying to “sweep” problems at community special schools under the carpet.

As reported by the Irish Examiner, parents from Carrigaline Community Special School and Belmayne Community Special School have raised for their children and the impact this model has had on their education.

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