It comes following recommendations from the local beach forum.
Dublin City Council have launched new wheelchair beach mats at Dollymount Strand.
The mats are specifically designed to give wheelchair and scooter uses mobility on sand.
They extend 125 metres onto the beach surface.
These mats are at the end of Causeway Road, and give access to the nature reserve and beach itself.
I welcome the launch of new wheelchair friendly mats at Dollymount Strand by @DubCityCouncil today. We are committed to making Dublin & its amenities more accessible for all its citizens. Pictured here in Patrick Greville using the mats. Photos courtesy of his mum, Joan Higgins. pic.twitter.com/CMdzmlRpOB
— Lord Mayor of Dublin (@LordMayorDublin) September 1, 2021
People can also avail of beech wheelchairs at North Bull Island in the summer months.
DCC say they will extend the mats further up the beach depending on the demand.
Beaches.ie has more details of disability access across Ireland's coastal areas.
