Wheelchair Ice-Skating

Fancying trying something different? Louth Local Sports Partnership in conjunction with Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Ireland and Dundalk Ice Dome have organised ice skating sessions for wheelchair users. The sessions will be held on the last Wednesday of every month in Dundalk Ice Dome and the first session will take place on Wednesday 26^th August from 12 to 1pm or 6 to 7pm. For further details or to book your place please call Louth Local Sports Partnership on 042-9324318 or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Lisa Kelly, Sports Inclusion Disabilities Officer with Louth Local Sports Partnership “feels that this is a great opportunity for wheelchair users to try out a new sport and have some fun.”

Multisport Club for children with disabilitites starts Tuesday 29th September 2009.  The Multisport club takes place in Dundalk Sports Centre in Muirhevnamor and is run by Louth LSP. The multisport activities club caters for children aged 5 to 12 years old. The club will provide a range of different sports for children to participate in and experience. The Multisport club will let children  experience different sports under the supervision of experienced coaches in the area of adapted physical activity. Admission to the club is €3.

To register for the club please contact Lisa Kelly at 042 9324155 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

For application form please click here

Calendar for Paralympic Athletics Ireland, home events 2009

All games listed are part of the Irish Grand Prix Circuit.

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This is a regional club incorporating the following counties; Cavan, Louth & Monaghan. The first meeting of this club is due to take place on Wednesday, 18^th February, 2009 in the Phoenix Sports Centre, Carrickmacross County Monaghan between 11.30am-1pm.

 The ‘Power Soccer Regional Club’ is a new exciting sporting initiative to take place regionally. This club will be for people with a physical disability who use manual or powered wheelchairs. The focus of this new club will be to introduce the game of power soccer and to allow all participants involved to develop their skills through power soccer drills and games. It is hoped that such a club will be ongoing with future plans to develop county & regional teams to compete nationally.

To register your interest in participating please click here