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The playground in the new town park in Castlebar will come up for debate at next months meeting of Castlebar Town Council, with councillor Harry Barrett alleging that the playground was not up to standard in providing facilities for wheelchair users. Cllr Barrett said this week that he would be putting forward a motion to the meeting to see the level of wheelchair accessible facilities improved, even though some of his council colleagues and the council management believe the playground conforms to the needs of all users.

The makers of a documentary on wheelchair access in Galway city are seeking wheelchair users, carers and organisations.

www.wheelchaircarsireland.com are bringing their wheelchair accessible road show to Kilkenny where the show will include a selection of new and used wheelchair accessible cars for both disabled passengers and disabled drivers in the one venue.

A popular ‘Wheelchair Accessible Car Show’ with a large selection of vehicles for both disabled passengers and disabled drivers will be held in Kilkenny this weekend.

Wheelchair Cars Ireland is bringing motoring exhibitions around Ireland offering people the opportunity to view and test drive a large selection of wheelchair accessible vehicles for both disabled drivers and disabled passengers.

Wheelchair Cars Ireland is presenting a rare opportunity to view and test drive a large selection of new and used wheelchair accessible cars for both disabled passengers and disabled drivers in the one venue.

Wheelchair Care Ireland is presenting a rare opportunity to view and test drive a large selection of new and used wheelchair accessible cars for both disabled passengers and disabled drivers in the one venue.

There are 700 car parking spaces in the town core of Westport, of which 31 are disabled car parking spaces. Nineteen of these spaces are fully accessible for wheelchair users. The remaining 12 are ambulant disabled car parking spaces, provided for non wheelchair users.

The aim of Ireland’s premier mobility exhibition, to take place at the Clayton Hotel, Ballybrit, Galway on September 11-12, is to provide the best possible showcase of mobility products, services, advice, and information in Ireland, enabling visitors to make informed choices about personal mobility solutions.