SportAbility Day Returns: Try Adapted Sports and Find Ways to Stay Active

SportAbility Day 2026 returns for its second year, and we’re inviting people with disabilities of all ages from across Wicklow to come along. Try adapted sports, meet clubs and organisations that offer inclusive activities, and find out how to keep taking part after the event.

What to expect at SportAbility Day 2026

Try an adapted sport at a come-and-try session led by a national governing body of sport, watch a demonstration or join an inclusive Zumba session. There will also be workshops and a DJ.

Visit the information stands to meet sports clubs and disability organisations. You can ask how activities are adapted, what support is available and how to keep taking part after the event.

Want to keep taking part after SportAbility Day? Explore our Inclusive Clubs in Wicklow directory to find clubs that have shared details of their regular inclusive activities with us.

Who is it for?

SportAbility Day is open to people with disabilities of all ages and ability levels, including anyone trying a sport for the first time. Families, carers, teachers, coaches, youth workers and anyone interested in inclusive sport and physical activity are welcome too.

Tickets and booking

• Single ticket €4.19
• Family ticket €11.70 for up to six people, including at least one adult

Both prices include booking fees.

Wicklow Sports and Recreation Partnership is working with Active South Dublin, Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership, Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown Sports Partnership, Fingal Sports Partnership and Active Cities Dublin to deliver SportAbility Day 2026.