Administrations and services Ireland

If you plan to stay several days on the islands, take the liquid because there is only one distributor on Inishmore, in the Spar.

The National Disability Authority is a disability support and services organization based in Dublin. It is an independent body that provides evidence-based advice and research to government on disability policy and practice, while promoting universal design. The NDA offers advice, publications and guidance on topics such as disability transformation services, education, health and social care, employment, housing, accessibility and much more. The NDA also has a Center of Excellence in Universal Design, which aims to enable the design of environments that are accessible to all, whatever their age, size, ability or disability.

Ireland Tourism is the official website of the Irish tourist office. Available in French, it is above all an obligatory passage before any preparation of a trip to the Emerald Isle. Because it is a mine of information that will allow you not to miss the must-see visits, to find road-trip ideas in the Irish countryside, to take advantage of special offers on visits or shopping sessions, the different options to choose your accommodation with very useful Internet links and many other information.

Le Petit Journal is the most consulted French media by expatriates who have definitely settled in the Irish capital. It's a very good address to consult before leaving, to get you into the swing of things; during your stay, because you'll find a lot of tips to make the most of the city; and when you come back home... because you already want to go back! Many informative articles but not only, investigations, testimonies and favorites to follow with your eyes closed.