Access for all: Irish wheelchair users speak on their favourite Irish getaways

In 2025, Ireland still has ways to go when it comes to accessibility, but some spots get it right. Jennifer McShane speaks to five wheelchair users about their holiday experiences and the destinations that stand out.

Sat, 18 Oct, 2025 - 01:00

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Access for all: Irish wheelchair users speak on their favourite Irish getaways

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Access for all: Irish wheelchair users speak on their favourite Irish getaways

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