There are currently no space available in any of the primary schools in her area.
A midlands woman whose daughter has autism fears she'll go 'backwards' if she can't get a school place this September.
Portlaoise's Louise Kelly says there isn't a place in any of the primary schools in the area for her daughter, Eiramay.
She is non-verbal and is considered a 'flight risk' - her mum says she needs one-on-one supports in an ASD class.
Ms. Kelly says she's not the only parent struggling to find a place:
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