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May marks one of the first steps into the reopening of the country and follows the reopening of construction last week. It comes from an announcement made by An Taoiseach last month. You maybe asking yourself, what exactly can I do on…

Listen here to Maureen McGovern of the Disability Action Collective talking about these very important consultation meetings taking place on 20th April 2020 at 10 am and 7 pm, Irish Time Disability Action Collective Consultation Meetings…

Just when things seem to have taken a turn for the worse, some postive and uplifting news has broken. Today, it has been confirmed that almost 10% of Irish people have been administered some sort of vaccine. So far, 654,251 doses of a…

Disabilty Action Collective is the voice of disabled people with all types of impairments living in the Ballyfermot, Chapelizod, Inchicore, Palmerstown and Clondalkin areas. The group is open to disabled people, their families…

New research suggests a significant proportion of Trinity College Dublin’s staff and student population that formerly relied on public transport will now choose to walk or cycle to campus when it fully re-opens after lockdown . Among the…

Link To Donate: www.idonate.ie/lecheilevirtualgroup488 This coming Sunday at 7pm (GMT) we will see some amazing musicians and poets come together for a livestream concert on Facebook. Organised by David Duggan and Christina Callaghan…

As part of Dublin City Sports and Wellbeing Partnership there will be a new 8 week programme entitled “Change for Life” that aims to help participants get through the next few weeks. There will be a selection of sessions so participants…

There will be an online #IamRemarkable workshop in celebration for International Women’s day 2021 taking place on March 8th and 9th from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm. The workshop, entitled #ChooseToChallenge is where participants can choose to…

In today’s address, I wish to reflect on the relationship between culture and empire and how their interaction, in the case of an assumed British cultural hegemony at the time, generated versions of the Irish ‘Other’ that accommodated and…

Four leading advocacy organisations representing children with special educational needs and their families, AsIAm, Down Syndrome Ireland, Family Carers Ireland and Inclusion Ireland, have criticised the Government for making significant…