Charity award for Irish Examiner

INCLUSION Ireland has presented the Irish Examiner with an award to recognise its coverage of issues for people with intellectual disabilities.

Charity award for Irish Examiner
Mon, 23 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Conor Ryan

The charity made the presentation at its annual general meeting in Cork city on Saturday.

The paper was nominated by Inclusion Ireland board members Katherine O’Leary and Rosaleen Hyland.

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