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馃巹 Wishing you a Happy Christmas! 馃巹
To our colleagues, sector partners, and everyone involved in sport. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication this year.
Wishing you a joyful and restful holiday season. Here鈥檚 to more great achievements in 2026!
#HappyChristmas #IrishSport #SportForAll
To our colleagues, sector partners, and everyone involved in sport. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication this year.
Wishing you a joyful and restful holiday season. Here鈥檚 to more great achievements in 2026!
#HappyChristmas #IrishSport #SportForAll
Explore more exciting job opportunities on the Sport Ireland website and take the next step in your career.
Apply today! 馃殌
馃敆 Link in bio.
#SportJobs #IrishSport #JobsAlert #SportIreland #CareersInSport
Apply today! 馃殌
馃敆 Link in bio.
#SportJobs #IrishSport #JobsAlert #SportIreland #CareersInSport
This Disability in Sport Week, we鈥檝e celebrated ability, championed inclusion, and highlighted the incredible work happening across Irish sport. However, participation rates for people with disabilities remain far below the national average - and change requires sustained commitment.
Sport Ireland is continuing to work closely with partners across the sector: increasing investment, supporting NGBs and LSPs, introducing new initiatives, and helping to drive the national conversation on access, opportunity, and inclusion.
As Disability in Sport Week draws to a close, Geraldine McTavish shares reflections from her first year as Disability in Sport Lead - and outlines what must come next.
Read the full piece: bit.ly/3MGCid2
Sport Ireland is continuing to work closely with partners across the sector: increasing investment, supporting NGBs and LSPs, introducing new initiatives, and helping to drive the national conversation on access, opportunity, and inclusion.
As Disability in Sport Week draws to a close, Geraldine McTavish shares reflections from her first year as Disability in Sport Lead - and outlines what must come next.
Read the full piece: bit.ly/3MGCid2
馃挌鉁═his week, we have been celebrating ability, sharing the voices and experiences of people who are leading the way in disability inclusion across Irish sport.
Orla Comerford, Jason Smyth, Deirdre Monaghan & Joanne O鈥橰iordan reflect on what true inclusion means, the progress we鈥檙e seeing, and the work still needed to ensure everyone has the opportunity to take part and thrive.
Their insights highlight:
馃弲 The power of visibility and representation
馃敁The importance of access, opportunity and choice
馃ЗThe value of inclusive environments that build confidence and belonging
馃搱Why sustained commitment across the sport system is essential
A huge thank you to Orla, Jason, Deirdre & Joanne for sharing their stories so openly. Your insights and lived experience will continue to inspire and guide the work ahead.
馃帴 Discover their reflections below
Orla Comerford, Jason Smyth, Deirdre Monaghan & Joanne O鈥橰iordan reflect on what true inclusion means, the progress we鈥檙e seeing, and the work still needed to ensure everyone has the opportunity to take part and thrive.
Their insights highlight:
馃弲 The power of visibility and representation
馃敁The importance of access, opportunity and choice
馃ЗThe value of inclusive environments that build confidence and belonging
馃搱Why sustained commitment across the sport system is essential
A huge thank you to Orla, Jason, Deirdre & Joanne for sharing their stories so openly. Your insights and lived experience will continue to inspire and guide the work ahead.
馃帴 Discover their reflections below
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