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Lets get political! Manifesto Rathmines
Described as one of Dublin’s most authentic Italian restaurants, Manifesto sources the freshest seasonal produce from Ireland and Italy delivering a culinary experience to make you think you were on the Amalfi Coast.
Pizza is there speciality but they also do exceptional fish.
There are no steps in or out and they have a large wheelchair accessible bathroom"
Sue Austin Absolute Legend
Check out Sue’s Ted on how she changes people’s perceptions towards disability. Sue has married scuba gear with her wheelchair to evoke associations of adventure, fun and excitement rather than those of limitation and restriction.
Then check out Bill Burr’s reaction to it on his podcast
Fancy a Stroll or a Roll
Why not visit the beautiful St. Annes Park on the north side of Dublin
Its the perfect setting to just meander around. Lots of old oak trees with exposed root (not on the paths) add to the mystique of the place.
If its the right time of year you might catch a gig
Or even the Christmas Market
Free Dinner for 2
Dont forget about our big giveaway
Post a review of your latest restaurant experience. How was the food? Any deals on cocktails? Was there enough space? Was it accessible? How were the facilities? Give as much info as possible and we will pick a winner each month.
It’ll be this good We promise!
A word from our friends in the Irish Wheelchair Association
‘The ‘Great Outdoors, A guide for Accessibility’ produced by the Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) Sports and Access departments with the support of Sport Ireland
Eat, Stay and Play with Meals in Wheels
If you’re looking for accessible places to eat, stay and play, why not visit our website for the best wheelchair friendly restaurants hotels and activities Ireland has to offer.
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Kerry Christmas
If you’re down around the Kingdom during the holidays you can ring in the New Year in style, or just relax after the Christmas rush Muckross is always a good idea !
The Muckross Park Hotel and Spa is surrounded by lush green forest and is located opposite the entrance to Killarney national park which is very wheelchair accesible.
The Cloisters spa is one of the finest anywhere with a range of beauty and health treatments available to guests.
The majority of the rooms at the Muckross park Hotel are wheelchair accessible. They are all decorated and equipped to a very high 5* standard and have every amenity you would expect, nothing has been overlooked from internet access to toiletries.
Why not take a wander through the Muckross House Gardens and take in all that Christmas Spirit.
For more recommendations visit our website.
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Free 3 Course Meal
From time to time our rastaurant friends gift us a freebie and we’d like to pass that on to you. Post a review of your latest restaurant experience. How was the food? Any deals on cocktails? Was there enough space? Was it accessible? How were the facilities? Give as much info as possible and we will pick a winner each month.
If its you, then a sumptuous 3 course meal for 2 is on its way to you.
It wont look like this!
And he won’t be there!
Neither will she!
But get involved! Let us know where you’ve been and a great night out is on its way to you.
Get some culture into ya
Treat yourself to an awe inspiring experience of art and culture from Ireland and beyond.
The gallery is fully accessible with wheelchair friendly bathrooms and lifts.
The gallery houses The Taking of Christ (1602) by Caravaggio
For more recommendations visit our website.
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A Group of guys, all turning 40, discussed where they should meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because the waitresses had big breasts and wore mini-skirts.
Ten years later, at age 50, the friends once again discussed where they should meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because the waitresses were attractive. The food and service was good and the beer selection was excellent.
Ten years later, at age 60, the friends again discussed where they should meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because there was plenty of parking, they could dine in peace and quiet with no loud music, and it was good value for money.
Ten years later, at age 70, the friends discussed where they should meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because the restaurant was wheelchair accessible and had a toilet for the disabled.
Ten years later, at age 80, the friends discussed where they should meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because they had never been there before.
Accessibility might affect everyone at one point or another
Pints and Trad
Dublin’s oldest bar is both welcoming and accessible for disabled visitors.
Enjoy the very best of Irish food, drink and traditional music in this beautiful traditional Irish pub where you are sure to experience ‘The Craic’
A great Pint too!
Being so close to the Guinness Factory, what would you expect?
This is Filthy
Pitt Bros Dirty Burger. You know you want to !
Pitt Bros are all about Barbeque. Using their own wood smokers they take Irish farmed and butchered meats and their own rubs and marinades to create an authentic american barbeque experience.
It’s easily accessed and has a massive wheelchair friendly bathroom.
Check out their sweet and sticky BBQ ribs
Inspiring stuff from Stephen Clusky
Check out Stephen Clusky’s TED Talk. He shares some amazing insights on accessibility now and in the future.
Accessibility will impact on all of us at some stage in our lives. Think about an older person with a bad hip or dodgy knee, a parent pushing a buggy, tourists dragging a heavy suitcase behind them, a deliveryman trying to get his hand trolley in and out of a place, and yes of course, people with disabilities. The principle of universal design is a philosophy based on designing to be fully inclusive of everyone and these principles need to be ingrained in every part of government planning and decision-making to create a society in which everyone can thrive.
Luxury in the heart of Dublin
The Westin is situated across from Trinity College in the very heart of Dublin.
This 5 Star hotel is fully accessible and has plenty of common spaces inside with 2 wheelchair friendly lifts.
The bathrooms are fitted with state of the art disabled friendly facilities such as roll in and portable shower chairs.
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Oyster Time in Cork City
Recipient of the Michelin Plate 2020, the Oyster Tavern is a must try next time you’re down in the People’s Republic.
Situated at the entrance to Cork’s world famous English Market from which they source the very best in fresh Irish produce.
Whether it’s 4 courses or just a drink you can relax in its cosy and friendly atmosphere. Spacious and fully accessible with a wheelchair friendly bathroom.
Choose from a range of mouth watering plates, classic fish and chips, chilli bean hotpot or get yourselves in the mood with Kay O Connells famous Oysters.
Not for everyone though.
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Visit Powerscourt Gardens and Waterfall
Fully accessible by wheelchair the estate is home to the world’s No.3 top garden as ranked by National Geographic. Relax at the Avoca Terrace Cafe before taking in the waterfall 6km away. The areas surrounding the waterfall are largely accessible by wheelchair and there are disabled bathrooms on site. Powerscourt also offers free admission to carers and assistants.
Why not visit the Avoca cafe and relax on their outdoor terrace while tasting their famous home-made cakes,breads and jams.
Or browse the Avoca Stores for fashion, jewellry, books and their amazing food hall.
Make sure to take in Global Village on the first floor and the Design Loft where you can pick up original handcrafted gifts and Irish designed fashion and accessories.
Only 6km away is the exquisitely beautiful Powerscourt Waterfall, the tallest in Ireland. There are paths around the attraction, toilets, picnic tables and plenty of parking. Well worth a visit.
Take a look from the air.
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Why not take a trip down along the river Liffey to Brewdog Outpost. Sit back and relax in the outdoor area watching the boats sail by while tasting the finest IPAs, Red Ales and Stouts money can buy. Lots of space inside, very accessible with excellent facilities.
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