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Nua Mobile Sensory Units at the Kildare Inclusivity Festival

Come and see the brand new Nua Mobile Sensory Units at the Kildare Inclusivity Festival on 11th May at the Curragh Racecourse, 11am to 4pm. These bespoke and unique mobile units are worth a look! Find out more information from the staff at Nua on the day, who will be happy to answer any questions.

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Kildare County Council Launches Kildare Disability Week 2025

06 May 2025: Kildare County Council has today announced details of a programme of initiatives to mark Kildare Disability Week 2025, which will take place from Sunday, 11th May to Sunday, 18th May. The week kicks off with a bang, with the first ever Kildare Inclusivity Festival which takes place at The Curragh Racecourse from […]

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Kildare Inclusivity Festival Site Map

Plan your day ahead of time, so you can be sure not to miss anything!  See our Festival Site Map above, along with a schedule of events. Looking forward to seeing you on the 11th of May, 11am to 4pm.  

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Kildare Inclusivity Festival 11th May – Make Sure To Visit our Food Stands!

If you are coming to the Kildare Inclusivity Festival on the 11th of May at the Curragh Racecourse, 11am to 4pm, you won’t leave hungry! Check out the range of food and drink available to purchase on the day. With a hot food counter, The Atrium Café and Spar shop inside the Champions Hall, the […]

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Dressage Demonstration and Meet Heather and Freya – Para National Champion 2024

Dressage Demo by Kildare’s Heather Lemmon at the Kildare Inclusivity Festival!   Don’t miss the chance to see Para National Champion 2024, Heather Lemmon, and her Connemara mare, Freya, in action! They will be giving a dressage demo, showcasing how dressage can be adapted and enjoyed by riders of all abilities. Come say hello, watch […]

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Meet the Kildare Inclusivity Festival Comperes, Mark Smith and Keith Walsh

We are thrilled to announce our comperes for the Kildare Inclusivity Festival on the 11th of May at The Curragh Racecourse! Award winning actor Mark Smith joins podcaster and former 2FM DJ Keith Walsh to guide us through the day onstage. Mark will also be our guest Grand Marshall at the parade. The Festival kicks […]

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Celebrating Uniqueness: “Our World” Disability Awareness Programme Inspiring the Next Generation

Maynooth Access Group was proud to have delivered “Our World”, a disability awareness programme designed for and about children — promoting understanding, acceptance, and the celebration of what makes each of us unique, all part of the Inclusion & Diversity Week in Maynooth Educate Together School. What is “Our World”? “Our World” is a vibrant, […]

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New Accessible Bench Installed on Parsons Street – Supporting Inclusive Active Travel!

Maynooth Access Group is delighted to announce the installation of a new accessible bench on Parsons Street, Maynooth! This project marks another step forward in enhancing the inclusivity and comfort of our #ActiveTravelNetwork. A Special Thanks This wonderful addition wouldn’t have been possible without the help and collaboration of: Area Engineer Cyril Buggy The local […]

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A Review of the “Our World” toy resource, by Simona Leonard

Maynooth Access Group was thrilled to loan out the inclusive toy resource “Our World” to Simona Leonard for her presentation on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion to the Sallins’ Ladybirds, Brownies and Girl Guide groups. The Our World programme is all about learning through play and our diverse and inclusive toys and teddies affords children the […]

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Kildare Inclusivity Festival – Come and meet the Stewarts Care Regional Equine Therapy Hub

The Stewarts Care Regional Equine Therapy Hub in Kilcloon, Co. Meath will be at the Kildare Inclusivity Festival offering an opportunity for children to be introduced to their horses and team. They deliver equine assisted learning to children and adults with intellectual disability and autism from across Dublin, Meath and Kildare. Find out more here.

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