Cork hotel group becomes first in Ireland to adopt JAM cards 

The small plastic card, which is also available as an app, allows people with hidden disabilities, learning difficulties, and/or autism to tell others they need ‘just a minute’ discreetly and easily
Cork hotel group becomes first in Ireland to adopt JAM cards 

Trigon Hotels hopes to make everyday interactions a little easier for its customers with hidden disabilities. From left: Minister Anne Rabbitte, Minister of State with responsibility for Disability; Ciaran Delaney, JAM card ambassador; Maeve Monaghan, CEO NOW Group and Kathleen Linehan, Strategic Director of HR at Trigon Hotels. Picture: Brian Lougheed

Cork's Trigon Hotel group is to become the first hotel group in Ireland to adopt Just A Minute (JAM) cards.

The small plastic card, which is also available as an app, allows people with hidden disabilities, learning difficulties, and/or autism to tell others they need ‘just a minute’ discreetly and easily. 

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