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Disability Access

Disability Access

Welcome to the SDCC Disability Access pages. 

At South Dublin County Council we are committed to equality, inclusion and providing services that are accessible to the whole community. Disabled people can and should expect that all departments have considered varied and multiple access needs when they are planning facilities and information services.

At the Council, we are aware that even when we have done everything possible to make our services accessible, that this alone will not make sure that every disabled person can access our services. So we have a:

Throughout these pages you will find information regarding the many developments and initiatives that contribute to improved access to facilities and services in our county, for example National Accessibility Week, Literacy Action Plan, Access Guide Videos, Jobot’s Access All Areas, JAM Card©, Changing Places and so on. Many of the improvements have taken place due to the implementation of both the Barcelona Declaration and the Disability Act 2005.

 

Autism-Friendly Resources

At South Dublin County Council, we want every visit to be inclusive, comfortable, and positive. We are proud to have partnered with As I Am, Ireland’s National Autism Charity, to develop dedicated resources that can help you plan your visit to County Hall.

Visual Guide

Our Visual Guide provides step-by-step information on what to expect when visiting County Hall, helping you to plan your visit.

Download the Visual Guide here: SDCC-County-Hall-Visual-Guide

Sensory Maps

We have created Sensory Maps for each floor of County Hall. These maps highlight sensory considerations such as noise levels, lighting, and busy areas, helping you prepare for your visit in a way that suits your needs.

 Download the Sensory Maps for each floor here

Sensory Map First Floor County Hall​

Sensory Map Ground Floor County Hall​

​Sensory Map Second Floor County Hall​