Parents with children heading to both primary and secondary school feel the government is turning a "blind eye" to the situation.
Parents of autistic children, including parents from Kildare, have gathered outside the Dáil to fight for their right to education.
A high number of them have not yet been placed for the incoming school year.
Parents with children heading to both primary and secondary school feel the government is turning a "blind eye" to the situation.
Dana and Val Thuiller's son, Louis, should be heading to secondary school in September - but he hasn't been accepted yet and they're sick of the fight.

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