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Blanchardstown event opens doors to accessible activity

People with disabilities of all ages can try new sports and meet local organisations at SportAbility Day on 28 November. The annual gathering brings families, clubs and community groups together at Sport Ireland's National Indoor Arena.

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Blanchardstown event opens doors to accessible activity

People with disabilities of all ages and abilities will have the chance to discover new ways to get active when SportAbility Day returns to Blanchardstown on 28 November 2026.

The event will take place from 1pm to 4pm at Sport Ireland's National Indoor Arena, welcoming people from across Dublin and Wicklow. Participants, families, carers, schools and community groups can try activities in a supportive setting and learn about opportunities closer to home.

The programme will include adapted and inclusive sports, interactive demonstrations, taster sessions and information stands. Visitors will also be able to meet disability organisations, sports clubs and community programmes, and explore routes into regular participation after the event.

Sports partnerships involving Fingal County Council, Dublin City Council, South Dublin County Council, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council and Wicklow County Council are working with Local Sports Partnerships and the Active Cities Dublin Campaign to organise the day.

David Storey, Fingal County Council's Director of Environment, Climate Action, Active Travel & Sport, said: "SportAbility Day breaks down barriers and opens doors for people of all abilities to experience the enjoyment, health and connection that come from being active. By bringing together participants, clubs and organisations, we are creating a more inclusive community where everyone feels welcome and supported to take part. Events like this demonstrate our commitment to ensuring sport and physical activity are truly accessible to all across Fingal."

Clubs, community groups and service providers will also have an opportunity to connect with potential participants and demonstrate how inclusive activity can support physical health, wellbeing, confidence and social connection.

SportAbility Day is an annual celebration bringing organisations together to promote accessible sport and physical activity for people with disabilities. It reflects a shared commitment across Dublin's sporting sector to helping everyone lead an active and healthy life.

Further information and registration details are available at https://ow.ly/A0P15104aSF or by contacting [email protected].

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