Cork minister Michael Moynihan has outlined plans for the creation of nearly 1,000 new special classes across the country. These classes are set to open between September 2025 and September 2026. Moynihan emphasized that his role is not about enjoyment but about action. He stated, “I am not there to enjoy the role; I am there to do stuff.” The initiative aims to provide better educational support for students with special needs. The expansion reflects a growing commitment to inclusive education. The government is working to ensure these classes are well-equipped and staffed. The minister’s comments come as part of broader efforts to improve educational infrastructure. The new classes will be spread across various regions. The plan is expected to benefit thousands of students. The government is also focusing on training for teachers. This development marks a significant step in educational reform.