Lisa Quinn O’Flaherty, Solicitor and Partner at Fitzsimons Redmond LLP
The Irish Constitution promises that all children will receive a ‘certain minimum education’. This standard of education is not defined, and it
remains unclear whether it is an objective standard or one tailored to a child’s ability.
Lisa Quinn O’Flaherty’s article examines the needs of students with exceptional ability in Ireland, and the legal rights and supports available to them.
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