We would like to welcome you to the website of Down Syndrome Ireland Louth Meath Branch.
Down Syndrome Ireland LouthMeath Branch provides support and information to over 350 families with a family member with Down syndrome in the counties of Louth & Meath. Down Syndrome Ireland LouthMeath Branch is run on a voluntary basis by parents of children with Down syndrome with the aid of a part time Administrator. DS Louth / Meath believes in supporting families to ensure the best quality of life possible for our members with Down syndrome. We work together, united in our aim to achieve respect, acceptance and equality within society for our members with Down syndrome.
The aim of the Louth/Meath Branch of Down Syndrome Ireland is to support people with Down syndrome and their families in the counties of Louth and Meath.
🏆🏁 HUGE CONGRATULATIONS, FINTAN! 🏃💜
We are absolutely delighted to congratulate our branch member and NAC Chairperson, Fintan Bray, on completing his first-ever half marathon at the Belfast City Half Marathon! 🎉👏
Fintan proudly wore his Purple Run T-shirt alongside his sister Kathrina and brother Fiachra as they took on the challenge together. 💜
Fintan has been training incredibly hard for this achievement — even fitting in some laps around the park before our Purple Run photoshoot, where he challenged Joe McCarthy to a race! 😄🏃♂️
Fintan is a fantastic ambassador for the Purple Run and is encouraging everyone to get involved:
💬 “The Purple Run is a different way to spend time with your family and friends. If you are new at it, I want to wish you the very best of luck.”
Well done again, Fintan — what an achievement! 👏🏆 We are very proud of you! 💜
Why not join Fintan and take part in the Purple Run?
👉 Sign up today at purplerun.ie
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Congratulations 👏👏well done Fintan 👏
We are all so proud of CormacCongratulations are in order for Cormac who recently started his first paid role in a pharmacy in Oldcastle! 🙌
Some of Cormac’s duties include working in the dispensary, sorting the tablet vials and dispensing drawers, and pricing stock - all while delivering exceptional customer care.
Throughout the process, Cara Morgan, Employment Support Specialist with the Louth Meath branch of Down Syndrome Ireland, has worked closely with Cormac and can see how much he is enjoying the role, saying that he "loves meeting and greeting the local customers".
Down Syndrome Ireland's National Employment Programme is co-funded by the Government of Ireland through the Department of Social Protection and the European Union.
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Congratulations and best of luck Cormac
Well done Cormac thats great news. Good luck in your new job.
Well done Cormac.
💜 Chair Available – FREE OF CHARGE 💜
Would anybody be interested in this chair? The legs can be adjusted as your child grows, making it suitable for different stages.
🆓 Free of charge (FOC)
📍 Available for collection in Drogheda or Dundalk
📧 Contact Brendan: info@louthmeath.downsyndrome.ie
📱 WhatsApp: 083 897 2044
⏰ First come, first served.
Please get in touch if you’re interested. 😊
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