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pv-020215-Care-and-Mobility REPRO FREE 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with Adam Lingard organiser and director of MedCare Events and members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobility4 Provision 020215 Repro free Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured are members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobility3 Provision 020215 Repro free Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured are members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobility2 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobility1 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobility0 REPRO FREE 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with Adam Lingard organiser and director of MedCare Events and members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 32 Provision 020215 Repro free Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured are members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 31 Provision 020215 Repro free Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured are members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 30 Provision 020215 Repro free Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured are members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 23 Provision 020215 Repro free Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured are members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 22 Provision 020215 Repro free Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured are members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 21 Provision 020215 Repro free Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 20 REPRO FREE 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with Jade Flynn Hanley of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 4 REPRO FREE 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 3 REPRO FREE 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with Adam Lingard organiser and director of MedCare Events and members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020215-Care-and-Mobili 2 REPRO FREE 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with Adam Lingard organiser and director of MedCare Events and members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
pv-020214-Care-and-Mobility 020215 Care and Mobility Show to Encourage Sports Involvement Among Ireland's Disabled Sports Arena to Showcase Sporting Prowess of Ireland's Top Athletes Pictured Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch with TJ Lotty and members of Rebel Wheelers at the Cope Foundation Sports Centre, Cork. Ireland's second annual Care and Mobility Show which will take place in the RDS on 22nd and 23rd April was launched today by Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Equality, Mental Health and Older people, Kathleen Lynch and members of Rebel Wheelers. This year's chosen charity, Rebel Wheelers is an all inclusive sports club for children and young adults with physical disabilities in Cork. The show, which provides a positive platform for independent living for the almost 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability (13% of total population) will showcase more than a thousand products and services which allow users to enjoy life to the fullest. A key element of this year's event will be the inclusion of a special sports arena which will play host to sports such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and tennis. Members of Rebel Wheelers will also showcase their sporting prowess in a number of exhibition games. Pic Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision
DGP52777 No Reproduction Fee. Cathy Davey performing at the Ballincollig Winter Music Festival Upstairs @ The Whitehorse on Saturday 31st January. Photo: Donagh Glavin
DGP52742 No Reproduction Fee. Cathy Davey performing at the Ballincollig Winter Music Festival Upstairs @ The Whitehorse on Saturday 31st January. Photo: Donagh Glavin
DGP52737 No Reproduction Fee. Cathy Davey performing at the Ballincollig Winter Music Festival Upstairs @ The Whitehorse on Saturday 31st January. Photo: Donagh Glavin

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