Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland

The Disability Provision Award was introduced in 2005 in partnership with Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland and the Irish Wheelchair Association Sport and has grown every yearsince. On Behalf of CPSI, Brenda O Donnell says “that as an organisation they are extremely proud to be part of the award and it is very rewarding each year to see an increase in numbers applying for the award and also the standard to which the centers are achieving”

rish sport has once again united in making a submission to Government highlighting the vital role played by Government funding in the development of Irish sport

A List of the FFA Club Programmes running in Meath and the Dublin Area.
To compliement the activity in each of these clubs, Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland hold training every Saturday in Dublin City University for a number of levels and age groups, for more information, please contact CPSI at 01 6251160
Club: Cerebral Palsy Sport Football
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Meath Local Sports Partnership in conjunction with Tara Athletics Club are hosting a…..

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