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19 Nov 2025
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Daithi Purcell, Rosbrien
LIMERICK representatives took centre stage at a seminar, hosted by Active Disability Ireland, with compelling stories of inclusion, and the importance of opportunities for people with disabilities to engage in physical activity.
The event, which marked the organisation’s first in-person seminar since 2019, featured a range of speakers.
These panellists included Padraig O'Callaghan of The Paudcast, who captured the audience with his touching message.
The Knockainey boy emphasised the significance of small changes in organisations that can have a profound impact on individuals with disabilities.
Also in attendance was Daithi Purcell of Rosbrien who contributed to the youth panel, providing insights into participation in sports and physical activities in school.
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