Wheelchair Accessibility: When booking tickets online, the wheelchair space is indicated with a wheelchair icon. Tickets can also be purchased at the counter in-cinema. If you have any questions about accessibility for your upcoming visit, we encourage guests to contact your local cinema at www.omniplex.ie and a member of the
Subtitled Screenings Each Omniplex Cinema nationwide will show a subtitled movie every Monday evening, generally showing the top box office hit of the week before. The movie changes every week unless there is significant demand for a second showing of a popular movie. We set our movie schedules on a
Sensory Friendly Screenings Our ‘Sensory Friendly’ screenings are designed for guests with autism or sensory disorders. During a ‘Sensory Screening’ the lights are left on low, the sound is turned down and subtitles are played for the show. Each Omniplex Cinema nationwide will show a sensory friendly screening every Saturday
About Children in Hospital Ireland: Children in Hospital Ireland website At the heart of CHI’s work is its play service which is now available to children in hospitals throughout Ireland. CHI is the only charity managing such a voluntary service in Irish hospitals. By providing engaging and supportive play in
Informing Families of their Child’s Disability: Informing Families of their Child’s Disability Website The Informing Families Project developed best practice guidelines for informing families of their child’s disability, and supporting families receiving this news. The guidelines were developed through consultation and research with families and professionals. In this section of the website you can:
Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation: Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation Website The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation provides direct funding, to families of children up to the age of five who suffer severe intellectual and physical developmental delay, enabling them to purchase home respite care. We also provide end of
Autism Northern Ireland: Autism Northern Ireland Website Our Mission Autism NI exists to support individuals with Autism and their families and campaigns to raise awareness of Autism within the wider society. Our Vision Our vision is an equal society in Northern Ireland where barriers to those living with Autism are
Riding for the Disabled Association of Ireland: Riding for the Disabled Association of Ireland
Deaf Sports Ireland: Deaf Sports Ireland Deaf Sports Ireland, known as the Irish Deaf Sports Association until 2012, was set up in 1968 and is one of the longest running organisations in the Irish Deaf community still in existence today. Learn more about our Committee and Structure and read on to discover
Arts & Disability Ireland: Arts & Disability Ireland Website Arts & Disability Ireland (ADI) is the national development and resource organisation for arts and disability. We promote engagement with the arts at all levels – as professional artists, audience members and arts workers – for people of all ages with
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