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A really well written piece. Hopefully this young writer can go on to great things and make her hometown more accessible to everyone!
irishtimes.com
In Ireland, the disabled community miss out on the basic ‘coming of age’ experience
In early August I’m attending a conference at a hotel near the airport.
One of the sessions im not interested in attending & would like to explore Dublin. Can anyone recommend a tourguide company that could show me parts of Dublin?
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Sounds like a good idea – enjoy your time there!
You may want to trying adding this as a discussion topic in the Discussions tab as well so it is easier to discover.
Looking for accessible tours in Dublin and Cork and limerick – am in a wheelchair will have a support person/friend pushing. We are interested in History and food. This will be a driving holiday for us. Any good recommendations and tips for accessibility is appreciated
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Welcome to tabifolk – very excited to have you here!
You might want to post this as a new topic under the “Discussions” tab as well since activity posts like this can get pushed down out of view quickly.
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Hi! Are you looking for a tour, like with a guide? Or just some ideas for an itinerary?
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Did you know there is a National Leprechaun Museum in Dublin? Did you know it is accessible? Find some more accessible things to do in Dublin:
https://wheeliegoodtravelcompany.com/my-blog/f/five-great-accessible-things-to-see-and-do-in-dublin/
