Mystery as two teenage girls go missing on remote Irish island amid garda appeal
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26 Feb 2026
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26 Feb 2026
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Photo: Seamus Healy TD Facebook Page
Tipperary south TD Seamus Healy, yesterday attended a protest outside the Dáil alongside Special Needs Assistants and parents of children with additional needs.
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In a Facebook post, Mr Healy said he was “supporting our Special Needs Assistants and parents of children with additional needs who are protesting outside the Dáil at the moment.”
The demonstration follows the Government’s decision to “pause” the review of Special Needs Assistant allocations.
Mr Healy said the move “does not resolve crises in schools and does not restore confidence of SNAs, parents or teachers.”
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