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.
🚨 Happening TODAY in Specsavers Navan! 🚨
If you’re in town this morning, be sure to pop into Specsavers Navan and meet the fantastic Michelle, who has been proudly working with Specsavers for nearly 3 years! 🙌
We’re also delighted to have Cara Morgan, Employment Support Specialist, there supporting this special event.
Join us in celebrating and supporting World Down Syndrome Day with this wonderful fundraiser 💙💛
If you can’t make it today, don’t worry — the fundraiser continues until Saturday, 21st March. Every visit and every bit of support makes a difference!
Specsavers Ireland @specsaversie Down Syndrome Ireland @downsyndromeireland
#WorldDownSyndromeDay #WDSD2026 #LotsOfSocks #InclusionMatters
#CelebrateDifference #SupportInclusion #NavanEvents #CommunitySupport
#Fundraiser #MakeADifference #Specsavers #EmploymentForAll #ShareTheJourney #LouthMeathBranch #strongertogether #AbilityNotDisability #SupportLocal
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Looking great
Hi michele its Conor O Dowd here well done good job see you soon
Well done Michelle and everyone in Specsavers Navan 👏🏻
‘My son has Down syndrome and he's the light of our whole world’
Mums Joanne and Gina spoke to The Irish Examiner about their wonderful children, and the support of Down Syndrome Ireland.
DSI's head of Fundraising, Communications & Advocacy Ruth Hickey also spoke about the work being done and our upcoming strategy.
In today's issue and online. ⬇️
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💙✨ Just 4 more sleeps until we celebrate WDSD together! ✨💙
Join us for “Time for Tea for World Down Syndrome Day”, a truly special afternoon as we come together to celebrate our amazing community.
📅 Saturday, 21st March 2026
⏰ 2pm – 4pm
📍 Wilkinstown Community Centre, Balsaw, Navan, Co. Meath
Come along for an afternoon filled with love, laughter, and community spirit, with plenty of tea, coffee, cupcakes, sandwiches, biscuits, and tasty treats for everyone to enjoy. ☕🧁
🎉 Here’s just some of the fun planned:
🧱 Lego creativity with the Bricks Club
🎶 Sensory fun and movement with Orla McFeely
🎥 A special World Down Syndrome Day video celebrating our amazing artistic swimmers
💃 A unique performance by the dancers from Barn Door Creative Studios
🌟 A celebration screen showcasing the incredible members of our community
It promises to be a joyful afternoon full of smiles, connection, and celebration.
💙 We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 💙
@downsyndromeireland Down Syndrome Ireland @wilkinstowncommunitycentre Wilkinstown Community Centre Ltd.
#WorldDownSyndromeDay #WDSD2026 #TogetherAgainstLoneliness
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