'Game changing' Respite House for children with disabilities to be opened in Limerick next spring

A fundraising campaign was launched last night in Limerick, for the first Respite House for children with physical disabilities and complex needs in the mid-west region.

'Game changing' Respite House for children with disabilities to be opened in Limerick next spring
Tue, 17 Jul, 2018 - 12:01

By David Raleigh

Maia Quinlan, aged thirteen, has had to face arduous journeys to Dublin for respite care.

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