Dublin City Council is committed to improving its services and facilities for people with disabilities. The Access Unit was set up in 2007 to oversee and facilitate Dublin City Council’s responsibilities under the Disability Act, 2005.

We are committed to the ongoing participation of our service users through consultation to ensure we reach our targets and goals by providing a range of services that are fully accessible to everyone.

The Access Unit provides assistance and guidance to people with disabilities to access the services of the City Council.

If you have any queries or feedback in relation to accessibility in Dublin City, please contact the Access Unit at the address below. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I  make a complaint under the Disability Act, 2005?
Disability Complaints Procedure

How do I find out the level of access I will face before leaving my home?
Access Business Directory for Dublin

How do I  view and comment on the access audits for my area?
www.accessdublin.ie  - Access Dublin

How can I apply for a disabled persons parking permit?
www.iwa.ie/services/parking.aspx  - Irish Wheelchair Association

How can I request a document in an alternative format?
Alternative Format Request

What Housing Options are available for people with disabilities?
Housing Adaptation Scheme for people with Disabilities

What services does Dublin City Council provide for the Deaf Community, or those who are hard of hearing?
Services for the Deaf Community and people who are hard of hearing

What services are available in libraries for people with disabilities?
Services available in libraries for people with disabilities

How can I advertise events/meetings?
Advertise upcoming events or meetings on one of our public information screens

How can I organise an accessible meeting or event?
Ten tips to organise an accessible meeting/event

More Options

View the Disability Act, 2005

View the latest edition of the Access Matters magazine