In Cork we have a range of inclusive clubs and organisations. Check out the list below for information and contact details on a range of activities.
If you would like to add your club to the database, please complete the form linked here: SportsAbility Database >>>
If you have any questions, contact the Sports Inclusion Disability officer, Sinéad Kelly, [email protected]
Ballincollig Special Olympics Club Ballincollig
Bandon Special Olympics Club Bandon
Clonakilty S.O. Club Clonakilty
Copstown S.O. Golf Society Copstown
Cork Golf Club Special Olympics Little Island
Cork S.O. Badminton Club Mahon
Cork S.O. Bowling Club Cork City
Cork S.O. Swimming Club Cork City
Doneraile Rockets S.O. Club Doneraile
Duhallow Riders S.O. Equestrian Club Duhallow
Inniscarra Blues S.O. Bocce Club Inniscarra
Leeside Legends S.O. Club Douglas
Mallow Marlins S.O. Swimming Club Mallow
Midleton S.O. Club Midleton
Muskerry S.O. Club Macroom
Owenabue S.O. Gymnastics Club Crosshaven
St. vincents Centre Cork City
Mallow United Football S.O. Club Mallow
Castlewhite Equestrian SOC Inniscarra, Co Cork
Cork Association for Autism East Cork Driving Range
For contact details for any of the above clubs please contact Special Olympics Munster on [email protected] or at 021 4977192
Mahon Community Centre, Cork
Provides support to children and young people with autism
Contact Karen O’Mahoney 086-0805810
Cork Boat Club
Rowing club that caters for athletes of all ages and abilities
Email: [email protected]
Rowing for all abilities: Contact Martin Kilbane 089 4430772 [email protected]
Glanmire Ladies Basketball Club: Boys and girls with disabilities aged 8 – 16 welcome.
Email: [email protected]
Haulbowline Junior Park Run: A fun, free and friendly 2km walk, jog or run for children and teenagers ages 4-14.
Email: [email protected]
Golf For Fun
Golf for Fun is an opportunity for children to explore the game of golf in a relaxed and interactive environment. Led by a qualified Community Golf Instructor and utilizing specialized equipment.
Email: [email protected]
Rathcoole Rovers
Underage and men’s soccer club that offer sessions for children of primary school age with additional needs
Email: [email protected]
West Cork Jesters
Mixed ability boxing for adults and children, based in Durrus, West Cork.
Email: [email protected]
Sail Ability Kinsale
Sailing into Wellness
Firkin Crane
Kinsale Outdoor and Adventure Centre
Outdoor adventure activities for adults and children with a disability
Full details at www.kinsaleoutdoors.com
Sundays Well Rebels
Ballincollig Trailblazers
West Cork Jesters
Train in Scoil Bernadette, Montenotte.
Mondays, 6.30 – 9.30 pm
Junior rugby team: Ages 5-15
Senior team: Ages 15 and above.
Mayfield Sports Complex:
Wheelchair accessible weights and resistance training area.
Accessible wet-room changing room available.
Website: https://mayfieldsportscomplex.ie/
Phone: 021 450 6232
Team Up Inclusion’s innovative buddy system allows people with Down Syndrome and other intellectual disabilities to receive one-to-one support in a group setting.
Email: [email protected]
Clonakilty Tigers Rugby
Mixed ability tag rugby for children and teenagers.
Email: [email protected]
Ballincollig Warriors RFC
Mixed ability tag rugby for children and teenagers aged 7 – 17.
Email: [email protected]
Flip and Fly Fitness
A gymnastics club in West Cork. Club welcomes children aged 1 to 14 with disabilities or additional needs.
Email: [email protected]
GAA For All
GAA For All aims to provide Gaelic Game activities to people with disabilities in their local community club settings and promote the ethos of a community club for all.
For more information on GAA For All clubs across Cork: https://corksports.ie/gaaforall/
Glanmire All – Stars
Welcome children and teenagers with additional needs ages 6 – 16.
Email: [email protected]
Active Connections
The website of Cork Sports Partnerships (CSP) provides contact details for clubs and organisations who offer physical activity opportunities for people with disabilities in the Cork region. CSP does not take responsibility for personal experiences of participants.
Each of the named clubs have a keen interest in promoting SportsAbility & inclusion for people of all abilities.