I'm not an avid gym goer, but getting out for a run a few times a week has been a godsend since March. Gyms remain open in the North for individual training, data in ROI would suggest outbreaks from gyms are incredibly low (if even existant). You would hope they remain open.

Tonight is tough for so many people. But it's now also a real opportunity for everyone to reconnect with a shared goal. Working together we will drive the virus down at pace now, make us all safer and get people back to work. We will do this, I'm convinced. HSE Ireland #COVID19

NEW: The Government's advice on 'support bubbles' has been updated so that those who live alone can now form bubbles *without* having to claim some other sort of vulnerability. Follows concerns from Labour and SocDems voiced earlier today

#IHRECsupported Research seeking views of #Deaf community about interactions with public sector bodies. Aim: to improve #DeafAccess in line with #ISLAct With partners Cork Deaf Association , Kerry Deaf Resource Centre & ISS21 , delighted to share #ISL info here: vimeo.com/473440358

Great news Irish Deaf Society Dr JBC (sign name “hearing aid”) Lianne Quigley (Sign Name: Smiley) Elaine Grehan (Sign Name - curly ringlet hair) Bernadette Ferguson @snappy_boss

A great look at what happens. Well done all involved. Lisa Harvey-Coleman Teresa Lynch 81 Exchange

Feeling very humble as I embark on this journey as Assoc Vice-Provost for Equality, Diversity & Inclusion at Trinity College Dublin Looking forward to working closely with Trinity Equality, Diversity and Inclusion @TCDAbility TrinityAccess21 & the wider College community, & building on the great work done to date.

Learn the alphabet in Irish Sign Language ISL Awareness Week 2021 Illustrated by Ray Watson

1/ Today is another historic day in the journey of Reach Deaf Services. Today we closed the doors on St Joseph’s House for one last time. St Joseph’s House and the people who lived and worked there will always be a special and important part of our history.

While acknowledging the efforts of this man (as some people say, it doesn’t have to be like that) to get a sign language interpreter for his son, I wish to comment on this matter. Thread below 1/ irishexaminer.com/news/arid-4081…

Sofiya Kalinova, who is a deaf woman studying to be a barrister in King’s Inn came to visit our TY class. She spoke to us about her many amazing achievements and struggles being a Bulgarian deaf woman in the law world. She was very inspirational to all our students who

Watch the presentation of the Chief Inspector’s Report September 2016 - December 2020 with Minister Norma Foley T.D and Chief Inspector Harold Hislop Department of Education and Youth / Tuarascáil and Phriomhchigire Meán Fómhair 2016 – Nollaig 2020 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Michael Feeney @_noahbuchholz Tracey Treanor Do your homework 😆

Today I called the NDLS (RSA Ireland) via ISL Interpreter (SLIS) to make an inquiry, but I was shocked and disappointed by the #discrimination and undue stress I experienced because 'they cannot verify my identity through a third party'. They hung up on me. 1/5

DCU will have an info session about the B.Ed ISL Pathway for Deaf or hard of hearing people interested in becoming primary school teachers Delivered by Senan Dunne on Thurs 4th May 2023 from 3-3.45pm on Zoom. Register here:shorturl.at/optxQ ISL/Eng interpreting provided

in our paper on Deaf Education. It is critical that the Department of Education develops a long term plan to ensure that Deaf children can receive their education in ISL. ...5/5 122 #deafeducation #islaccess #islvideo Department of Education and Youth Houses of the Oireachtas - Tithe an Oireachtais

Today on rte news channel and player #ISL #access Irish Deaf Society 12.10pm 100 year Civil War Commemoration Ceremony RTÉ @merrionstreet

Excited to present recent research by myself and Maria Rieder on #SignLanguageIdeologies in parliamentary debates about the recognition of #IrishSignLanguage. Monday 17th 6pm-7pm. DM DRAOI for the link! #ISLInterpreter provided! We are now Research Ireland Irish Deaf Society IreDeafResearch

Are you interested in becoming one of our next group of Deaf student-teachers Dublin City University? Now is the time to get in touch. Cohort 2 starting Sept 24, applications close in Feb through CAO. Email [email protected] for more info. And if teaching isn’t for you… (1/2)