Find out here about leisure and recreational activities that fall outside of the arts or sports and fitness.
Useful Information
Info on things to see and do in Bray.
Info on things to see and do in Greystones.
Active Retirement Ireland website
Find out about local Active Retirement Associations and the recreational and social activities they offer.
CASA – Caring & Sharing Association
Social activities for people with disabilities.
Festina Lente Equestrian Centre
Private riding lessons; therapeutic riding and learning programmes for children and adults with disabilities and learning difficulties.
Lakers Sports and Recreational Club
Sports and social activities for adults and children with intellectual disabilities – football, basketball, cooking, art, skiing, computer literacy, dancing and more.
For information on local Men’s Sheds – there is a Men’s Shed in Greystones and a Men’s and Women’s Shed in Bray.
Parent-run activities club for children and teens on the autistic spectrum – based in South Dublin.
Bray Area Partnership Social Prescribing Well-being service
Free one-to-one support to help you identify activities of interest in your own community that can benefit your health and well-being.
Accessible beaches
Greystones South Beach has an access mat.
Accessible playgrounds
Greystones South Beach accessible playground
Recreation & Social News
Freezin’ for a Reason!
November 27, 2020Special Olympics Ireland want you to get Freezin’ for a Reason this December 14-20 and take part in their Virtual Christmas Challenge. They’re asking individuals, groups or families to get…... Read More
Free Sport Inclusion/Disability Awareness Workshop
July 7, 2020CARA is offering a free online Sport Inclusion & Disability Awareness workshop on 16th July 2020. Participants will gain increased awareness of people with disabilities taking part in sport and…... Read More
Not my Independence Day!
July 1, 2020Petition! As people regain their independence with the easing of the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, not everyone will be enjoying their full freedom. Imagine never escaping the lockdown. For people with physical disabilities,…... Read More