People with disabilities to be celebrated in Louth at SportAbility Day

Louth Local Sports Partnership (Louth LSP) invites communities to celebrate international day for people with disabilities at SportAbility Day.

Held in celebration of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the event will provide children, young people and adults with disabilities, along with their families and carers, the opportunity to discover a wide range of inclusive sport and physical activity opportunities available throughout Louth.

The event is designed to showcase local clubs and activity providers that are committed to making sport and physical activity accessible to everyone.

Ciara Reilly, Sports Development Officer with Louth LSP, said: “SportAbility Day is one of the highlights of our annual programmes as it brings together so many people, clubs and organisations who are passionate about creating inclusive opportunities for everyone.

“The day provides a fantastic chance for children and adults to try new activities, meet local providers and discover what opportunities are available across Louth.

“We would encourage anyone interested in becoming more active, regardless of age, ability or experience, to come along and join us for what promises to be a fun and inspiring day.”

Participants will have the opportunity to try a variety of activities such as cycling, rugby, dance, GAA and soccer, in a fun, welcoming and supportive environment.

The event is free to attend and aims to encourage people of all abilities to become more active, connect with local clubs and build confidence through participation in sport and recreation.

Find out more here.