> > Wheelchair accessible dublin 1-11 of properties for sale found X x Receive the latest property listings by email By registering you agree to Trovit's Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy RelevanceDate (most recent)Date (oldest)Price (highest first)Price (lowest first)€ / m² (highest first)€ / m² (lowest first) 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 No min 50,000€150,000€250,000€500,000€750,000€900,000€1,000,000€2,500,000€ No max. No min 50 m²75 m²100 m²150 m²300 m²400 m²700 m²1000 m² - No max. 50 m²75 m²100 m²150 m²300 m²400 m²700 m²1000 m² 4 2 1 Parking Blackwood, Graigues, Robertstown, Kildare Its located just off the main Edenderry / Dublin Bus Eireann route. The N4/N7 motorways are also accessible. This is a gem of a property and... Blackwood, Graigues, Coill Dubh, Kildare Its located just off the main Edenderry / Dublin Bus Eireann route. Similar properties for sale : coill dubh 4
3 Racehill Lodge, Ashbourne, Meath ...family home boasting three reception rooms plus large kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and wheelchair accessible toilet on the ground floor. Hillcrest, Killenard, Laois Absolutely stunning family home set in the heart of the village of Killenard which is easily accessible to the Motorway and Dublin. Similar properties for sale : detached house laois 5 2 Annalee, Russell Quay, Ballyconnell This wheelchair accessible unit has connections available to all mains services. 30 mins drive and Dublin & Belfast are C. 2 hour drive. Similar properties for sale : river shannon 2 Report Lisnabuntry AB, Virginia - Cavan - Ireland ...and back of the House and Garage Tobermore Paving on the pathway to the front of House and Garage incorporating the wheelchair accessible ramp. Similar properties for sale : dublin 2, wheelchair accessible ireland 4 Report 41A Ballyboden Crescent, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16 Dublin ...downstairs comprises of a wide entrance hallway, large openplan kitchen/living/dining, a utility room and a wheelchair accessible wc.
Similar properties for sale : dublin ballyboden, wheelchair accessible 2 Rafters Grove, Rafters Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12 The generous layout consists of a large Kitchen/Diner with separate large sitting room and wheelchair accessible WC on the ground floor. Similar properties for sale : council houses dublin 2 11 The Boulevard, Burkeen, Wicklow, Just a 2 minute drive from the N11 Burkeen is ideally suited to commuters to Dublin. Ground floor accommodation comprises large open entrance... Grange Hall, Dunshaughlin - Meath - Ireland Ground floor wheelchair accessible WC TV and telephone points as per show house Walls painted magnolia, ceilings painted white, Master bedroom... Similar properties for sale : dunshaughlin, show houses ireland 4 Report X Be the first to find out about new listings for wheelchair accessible dublin x Receive the latest property listings by email By registering you agree to Trovit's Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy
Olympia Box Office Information You can find full info here on our special needs facilities.A man who was shot twice in the head is likely to be confined to a wheelchair if he survives, it has been claimed. The 38-year-old was blasted as he got into his car at Dun Emer Place, Lusk, in North County Dublin, on Tuesday morning. He is still clinging to life in Beaumont Hospital following the assassination attempt shortly before 10am. Medical workers put the victim into an induced coma after he was rushed by ambulance for emergency treatment. A source said: “If he survives he will probably be in a vegetative state or in a wheelchair.” It’s understood gardai are still trying to establish the circumstances surrounding the daylight attack and have not made any arrests yet. Investigators are probing if the man was shot simply because of suspected links to an INLA bomber who is chief suspect in the murder of Gareth Hutch in May. But a source told the Irish Mirror yesterday: “Gardai are keeping a complete open mind about this attack. “
Links to the Hutches and Kinahans is just speculation at this point. “He was not under threat before he was shot and had been keeping a low profile over the last few months.” A Volkswagen Golf was spotted leaving the scene on Tuesday morning and was discovered burnt out at Kilhedge Lane in Lusk a short time later. The driver-side window of a white Volkswagen Passat at the scene was smashed, with glass on the road. There were also blood-soaked towels and a pair of jeans lying beside the car along with bullet casings. The victim is known to gardai. Gardai have appealed for anyone with information to contact them on 01 8020510. Gardai have appealed for anyone who was in or around the Dun Emer area or Kilhedge Lane, Lusk yesterday morning to contact them atBalbriggan Garda station on 01 8020510 or The Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111. Boy dies in hospital after heart attack Floyd Mayweather denies deal is done 500 new jobs to be created by Indeed MDMA and Xanax worth €325,000 seized
Mary McAleese looks at what it is like to be wheelchair bound in the city of Dublin. In 1979 Mary McAleese joined RTÉ Television as a presenter on the 'Today Tonight' programme. The following year she reported on being disabled in Dublin, at the time one of the most inaccessible cities for people in wheelchairs. In this report Mary journeys around Dublin in a wheelchair and can be seen at landmark locations on O'Connell Street such as the Savoy cinema, as well as at public bulidings such as the GPO, National Library of Ireland, the National Museum of Ireland, and the National Gallery. Before joining RTÉ Mary McAleese held the position as Reid Professor of Criminal Law, Criminology and Penology in Trinity College, a position which was also held by Mary Robinson. She also held the position as Director of the Institute of Professional Legal Studies at Queen's University, Belfast. Mary went on to serve two terms as President of Ireland from 1997 to 2011. Mary McAleese Disabled in Dublin
Mary McAleese in a Wheelchair This episode of 'Today Tonight' was broadcast on 16 October 1980. 'Today Tonight' was a RTÉ current affairs programme with up-to-the-minute coverage of events at home and abroad. 'Today Tonight' was first broadcast on Monday, 6 October, 1980 and ran for 12 years until 1992. Edited by Joe Mulholland, the original presenters included Barry Cowan, Brian Farrell and Olivia O'Leary. 'Today Tonight' aired from Monday to Thursday on RTÉ 1. Mary McAleese, Dublin, Today Tonight, Wheelchair, Accessibility Rights Reserved - Free Access Rights, Terms and Conditions:This material may not be replicated in any form or manner without the prior express permission of RTÉ. Any form of reproduction in print, television, video, multimedia, web site or other electronic media or any form of dissemination for commercial or non-commercial use must be licensed by the RTÉ Archives. If you wish to licence video or audio clips, still images or text, or would like further guidance please contact us.