More than 70% of Irish company websites are inaccessible for those with a disability

Under the European Accessibility Act, all websites, digital assets and applications of private sector bodies must be fully digitally accessible by June 2025. Picture: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

Under the European Accessibility Act, all websites, digital assets and applications of private sector bodies must be fully digitally accessible by June 2025. Picture: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

Most of the websites of Ireland’s biggest companies are inaccessible to people with a disability, according to an annual report on digital accessibility.

Currently, 73% of the websites of Ireland’s top 100 companies are inaccessible, with an average of 38 accessibility issues per site.

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