Protests are taking place outside the Dáil.
Parents of autistic children are calling on the government to take action and provide 'School for All'.
Protesting outside the Dáil today, they're fighting on behalf of those who don't have secure school places for September.
They don't feel their children's right to education is a priority for the government compared to others.
But chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Autism, Longford Senator Micheál Carrigy - who has an autistic son himself - says this is a priority for the government and the Taoiseach:
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