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Dublin couple set up inclusive Ranelagh Rockets GAA team - Vimarsana News

Dublin couple set up inclusive Ranelagh Rockets GAA team

A Dublin couple set up a GAA team for children with additional needs because they wanted their twins, who have autism, to engage in more activities.

The GAA team for children with additional needs: 'It's a real joyful vibe and something totally different' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

The GAA team for children with additional needs: 'It's a real joyful vibe and something totally different' – The Irish Times

At Ranelagh Rockets, children are free to regulate, have meltdowns and progress in an understanding and nonjudgmental environment

Pieces by artists with autism to be showcased at Gifted craft and design fair at the RDS - Vimarsana News

Pieces by artists with autism to be showcased at Gifted craft and design fair at the RDS

The work of artists with autism will be featured at a craft and design fair in Dublin this week.

Autism Services | Newstalk - Vimarsana News

Autism Services | Newstalk

The first of a number of Joint Oireachtas Committees on Autism was held today. TD's and Senators met with members of The National Council for Special Educati...

Give Them A Voice: Some areas are experiencing waiting lists that are four years long - Vimarsana News

Give Them A Voice: Some areas are experiencing waiting lists that are four years long

12.37 23 Apr 2021 Newstalk's own Eoghan Murphy gives an update on the number of children waiting for speech therapy. He highlighting that some of the 'blackspots' with the highest waiting lists include North Dublin, Kildare, and the Donegal/Sligo area. As a result, a third of children in these areas have been waiting over a year for an initial assesment, and some nearly two years. He described these findings as a 'geographical lottery'. Miriam Kenny, chairperson of Involve Autism, also spoke about the extreme waiting lists in her Dublin 6 area. She shared that 39% of the children have been wa...