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Balcarrick Beach, Donabate
Donabate beach served by a free Hippocampe wheelchair bookable through Shoreline Hotel, with August availability and other times by prior arrangement.
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Bar Brass & Grill
Bar and grill within Talbot Hotel Stillorgan in Dublin.
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Cabra Library
Public library with mobility, hearing, sensory and reading supports, including accessible parking, a sensory cubbie and borrowing options for dyslexia-friendly reading pens.
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Central Library
Public library in the Ilac Centre with wheelchair access, a hearing-aid induction loop, a social story and sensory resources.
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Charleville Mall Library
North Strand public library with wheelchair access, a hearing-aid induction loop, accessible toilets and audiobooks.
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EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum
Museum offering sensory-friendly evenings with muted audio and screen captions, alongside a dedicated Quiet Room, sensory kits and step-free access across all levels.
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ILAC Shopping Centre
Dublin shopping centre whose first-floor Central Library offers a free Sensory Cubby for children and adults overwhelmed by busy environments. Sessions last 5–15 minutes; availability can be checked at the library.
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Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission Changing Places Facility
A ground-floor Changing Places toilet welcoming disabled people and carers. It opens weekdays, with advance contact requested for access during the reception's lunchtime closure.
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Nando’s Dublin - Mary Street
Mary Street restaurant offering eat-in dining, delivery and collection, near the Jervis Luas stop.
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National Library of Ireland
The library’s visual guide describes external ramps, internal lifts, push-button entrance doors and accessible toilets. Reading-room lift access requires staff accompaniment and a Reader’s Card.
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National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks
Museum hosting a sensory-friendly Quiet Hour on 25 July 2026, from 10am to 11am, with free admission and no booking required.
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National Photographic Archive
National Library of Ireland archive with a wheelchair-accessible reading room and exhibition space, plus a ground-floor universal access toilet.
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NORMAL at The Ilac Shopping Centre
Beauty, health and household retailer within the Ilac Shopping Centre. Its official centre listing identifies physical accessibility features but does not mention quiet hours or sensory provisions.
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North Clondalkin Library
A library identified by South Dublin County Council as offering a Changing Places toilet for disabled people and assistants.
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Purple Sage Restaurant
Restaurant within Talbot Hotel Stillorgan, which identifies itself as a Dublin hotel.
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Rathmines Library
Public library offering wheelchair access, accessible toilets and a hearing-aid induction loop, alongside audiobooks and large-print books.
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Seamus Heaney: Listen Now Again Exhibition
National Library exhibition at the Bank of Ireland Cultural and Heritage Centre, entered from Westmoreland Street, with a wheelchair-accessible exhibition space.
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South Beach, Skerries
Skerries beach with a free Hippocampe wheelchair available through the lifeguard hut by advance booking during seasonal service hours.
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South Dublin County Council County Hall
Council offices offering a Changing Places toilet for disabled visitors and assistants. Visitors are asked to sign in at reception.
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Tallaght Stadium
A stadium named by South Dublin County Council as providing a Changing Places toilet for disabled visitors and assistants.
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Terenure Library
Library offering a free, drop-in sensory hour every Saturday from 10–11am, with reduced stimulation and sensory resources. Children must be supervised. This is a library alternative rather than a shopping-centre session.
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The Little Museum of Dublin
Museum offering Wednesday morning self-guided visits as an alternative to lively guided tours. Visitors can skip the loud introductory film.
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The Sideline bar & restaurant
Bar and restaurant on the ground floor of The Croke Park hotel in Dublin.
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Velvet Strand, Portmarnock
Beach offering a free, advance-booked Hippocampe wheelchair service through the lifeguard hut, with seasonal operating hours.
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Walkinstown Library
Public library offering wheelchair access, designated permit-holder parking, hearing support, sensory facilities and dyslexia-friendly reading pens, alongside age-friendly equipment.
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