The Longford-Westmeath TD has been outspoken about living with dyslexia.
A Midlands minister admits the Government is not doing enough when it comes to supporting people with dyslexia.
Tanaiste Simon Harris revealed three new funded schemes as part of Budget 2027, that will help young people with the condition.
A literacy associates pilot programme, with graduates of DCU's Master of Education, a new course on inclusive education and a revised assistive technology scheme will be brought in next year.
Longford-Westmeath TD and OPW Minister Kevin 'Boxer' Moran has been outspoken on his experience on living with dyslexia.
He says while he's happy with progress made by the Government, more is needed:
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