Killarney Celtic Football For All are a soccer team within Killarney Celtic Football Club. They started in 2013 and offer players with intellectual, physical and sensory needs an opportunity to be part of the club.
Category: Charter
Charter Story – Sensory Fun with Friends
We have engaged with many business within the community in order for our families to have family outings that typical families can enjoy. Sensory Fun with Friends Our Group is a parent voluntary non-profit disability group. 1. Openness
Charter Story – Roscommon Gaels
The ‘All Stars’ gives people with disabilities an opportunity to participate in sport and become members of the club. Roscommon Gaels – The ‘All Stars’ Roscommon Gaels is a duel GAA club situated in Roscommon Town. It provides an
Charter Story – NCBI, Iona Resource Centre, Dublin
We are continuing to forge new partnerships with other sporting clubs and organisations as we fully understand the need to connect our service users with their local community and the importance of a healthy lifestyle. NCBI, Iona Resource Centre
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Charter Story – Aura Leisure Centre, Youghal, Cork
Our staff are very familiar with inclusion, we have a number of children and adults attend our centre daily / weekly that we help and support. Aura Leisure Centre, Youghal, Cork Aura Leisure Centre in Youghal, Cork offers a
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Charter Story – Badminton Ireland
The Charter has enabled us to create more opportunities for people with disabilities to get involved in our sport, and we hope to continue this progression to assist people with disabilities to get involved in badminton, whether that be playing,
Leo Hynes’ Story
Read Leo Hynes story on how he discovered his passion for cycling and triathlons #ImInToo Well here is my little story, in 2009 I was diagnosed with an eye condition called Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD), if you never heard of