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06 Sept 2025
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Enable Ireland is delighted to announce the opening of its new Adult Day Service Hub in Thurles. The hub provides essential supports to individuals with physical disabilities in their local community. This new service will greatly enhance the lives of five individuals who, until now, faced lengthy daily commutes to Nenagh to access services.
The establishment of this hub means that these individuals can now engage with services in their own locality, reducing travel time and fostering greater inclusion within their community. With more time available for participation in skill development, community-based activities, and working towards personal goals, this service represents a significant improvement in accessibility and quality of life.
Pictured above is Darragh Ryan and Conor Stapleton, service owners at Enable Ireland Thurles Hub, cut the ribbon alongside Annemarie O’Gorman, Centre Coordinator, and Tony Murphy, Director of Services, to officially open the new Adult Day Service Hub at FBD Semple Stadium. The new hub will provide essential local services and support for adults with disabilities in the
Thurles community.
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