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Continue reading →: Why Representation Isn’t Just Important — It’s SurvivalThe author reflects on the loneliness of being disabled in an unaccommodating world while emphasizing the importance of visibility and representation. Sharing personal experiences and struggles, they encourage others to be vocal about their realities and reassure that they are not alone in their fight for inclusivity and access.
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Continue reading →: The Road is Long, But So Are We!
On June 15, 2025, Mayo GAA faced another heartbreak, deepened by the absence of the author’s late father, who instilled a love for football. Despite defeat, the sentiments of resilience, community, and hope persist. Supporting Mayo transcends mere sport; it symbolizes identity, belonging, and the enduring spirit of its people.
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Continue reading →: Disabled people’s issues are not just headlines during an election – they are our rights!
The election promises of inclusion and equality for disabled individuals often remain unfulfilled, leaving them marginalized in policy discussions. Disabled people face systemic barriers and are treated as burdens rather than integral members of society. A call to action emphasizes the importance of advocacy to ensure their voices are heard…
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Continue reading →: How to Support Disability Advocacy in 2025?5 Simple Steps to Take Action What would the world look like if everyone had equal access to housing, education, healthcare, and transport? For millions of disabled people, these are not abstract ideas—they are basic rights often out of reach. You can help change that. How to support disability advocacy…
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Continue reading →: Grieving the Loss of My Father | A Personal JourneyDecember 8th is both a festive shopping day in Ireland and a painful reminder of the author’s father’s death fourteen years ago. Despite the world moving on, grief feels isolating and unpredictable, manifesting in waves. The author cherishes memories of her dad, Michael, emphasizing the enduring nature of love and…
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Continue reading →: Why Disability Inclusion Matters Every Day?What if every step you took, every doorway you entered, and every outing you planned came with a challenge? For many disabled people, this isn’t hypothetical—it’s reality. Yet, most non-disabled people rarely notice these barriers. This is why the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) exists. It shines a…
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Continue reading →: Make Way Day Campaign 2024Imagine navigating your day-to-day life with constant barriers—curbs that are impossible to cross, footpaths cluttered with obstacles, or doors that refuse to open without help. For many people with disabilities, these challenges are not just occasional inconveniences; they are daily realities that limit their independence and quality of life. As Make…
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Continue reading →: Disability Empowerment: A Panel Event Story from a Small-Town AdvocateA small-town girl with dreams she didn’t realize she had, Avril Greham’s perspective on disability changed after meeting actor Peter Kearns. Embracing her perceived impairment, she organized a successful event, Expanding Horizons 2025, to challenge perceptions and empower the disabled community. The powerful gathering garnered enthusiastic support and promises future…
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Continue reading →: Amplifying Voices for Change: Disability Pride MonthSummary: Mary Fashik highlights the start of #DisabilityPrideMonth on July 1st, emphasizing the lack of visible support. She urges celebrating the disabled community’s strength and advocating for societal change. Promoting awareness, engaging with advocates, and advocating for equity and equality are encouraged. Together, she envisions a more inclusive world.
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Continue reading →: Inclusive Experience at Roscommon GAAThe importance of having Inclusive Experience at Roscommon GAA Father’s Day and GAA – a combination that tugs at my heartstrings. This year, I found myself on the road again, supporting the mighty Mayo lads in the third round of the Senior All-Ireland Championship. Our neutral venue? The wonderful Dr.…

