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Camps, events, mobile sensory room, community

Two girls playing with sensory toys on soft flooring at the ASD Ireland camp.
Summer camp, morning session
Young people and adults relaxing on soft seating in the softly lit mobile sensory room with fibre optic lights.
Inside the dark den
The ASD Ireland mobile sensory room trailer parked on grass, with official ASD Ireland branding and sensory decorations.
The mobile sensory room
Two children playing together in a colourful ball pit inside the mobile sensory room.
Ball pit time
Adults and visitors relaxing inside the softly lit mobile sensory room.
Inside the sensory room
A smiling child sitting in a colourful ball pit inside the mobile sensory room.
A moment in the ball pit
A child among colourful balls inside the mobile sensory room.
Finding calm
An orange autism friendly parking sign for ASD Ireland with the Butlers Factory Tour logo, showing that a permit is required and directing people to asdireland.ie/permit.
Autism friendly parking bay
Families watching an Irish street parade from a calm viewing area.
St Patrick's Day parade, dedicated route
Retail staff gathered for practical training around a checkout.
Checkout staff training day
The chill-out zone at an outdoor family event, with a giant inflatable mushroom, bunting and picnic tables.
Riverfest, covered seating area
Families and volunteers with Santa at the ASD Ireland Christmas party, beside a decorated tree and festive backdrop.
Christmas party with Santa, venue closed to the public
Santa sitting with a smiling child in a red velvet dress and her mum at the ASD Ireland Christmas party.
A quiet visit with Santa at the Christmas party
A family sitting with Santa in front of the ASD Ireland Christmas banner.
A family photo with Santa at the Christmas party
An empty road through open countryside.
The unit on the road
An empty low-lit corner of a hall, laid out with cushions, throws and soft seating.
The quiet corner at camp
Children enjoying ice cream together on a bench outside the ASD Ireland centre during summer camp.
Ice cream break, August camp
A young girl gently touching a blue-tongued skink held by a handler at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Meeting the animals, August camp
A girl wearing a soft helmet holding a snake with a handler at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Holding the snake, August camp
A laughing boy peeking out of a blue sensory swing at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Big laughs on the sensory swing
Children drawing and colouring together at a table during the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Arts and crafts table, August camp
Two girls playing with a colourful dollhouse on soft flooring at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Dollhouse play at camp
A young girl playing an electronic drum kit at the ASD Ireland summer camp music room.
Drum kit time
Two children bouncing on trampolines at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Trampoline session
Campers meeting an owl during an animal visit at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Meeting the owl
Two girls playing with sensory toys on soft flooring at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Sensory play
A girl wearing ear defenders playing a cajon drum at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Music room
A boy relaxing in a colourful soft chair in the sensory room at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
A quiet moment
A young man making bubbles with a wand at the ASD Ireland summer camp.
Bubbles in the yard
The ASD Ireland mobile sensory room trailer on the RDS showgrounds, with families nearby.
The unit at the Dublin Horse Show, RDS
The chill-out zone at the Dublin Horse Show, with a giant inflatable toadstool, bunting and families resting at picnic tables.
Chill-out zone, Dublin Horse Show
The ASD Ireland mobile sensory room trailer parked outside a stone church at the RDS.
Set up and open at the RDS
Two ASD Ireland volunteers in blue polo shirts giving a thumbs up at an event.
Our volunteers at the Horse Show
Two ASD Ireland volunteers in blue polo shirts giving a thumbs up at the Dublin Horse Show.
Thumbs up from the team
Two men standing in front of the ASD Ireland mobile sensory room at the Dublin Horse Show.
Visitors at the unit
The ASD Ireland mobile sensory room with its awning open and supporter logos on the side, with a person in a yellow brick character costume at the door.
The unit open for visitors
Inside the mobile sensory room: a parent and child beside a glowing blue bubble wall, the child using an interactive touch panel.
Bubble wall and touch panel
Inside the mobile sensory room: a child exploring a tactile activity wall of gears, switches and mazes beside the ball pit.
The tactile activity wall
Two laughing boys shoulder-deep in the colourful ball pit inside the mobile sensory room.
Deep in the ball pit
Families queueing to visit the ASD Ireland mobile sensory room on a city street, with a sign explaining it is a sensory room, not a play area.
Lining up to visit the unit
Inside the National Basketball Arena set up for Dublin Brickcon, with a giant pit of colourful building bricks on the court and tiered seating behind.
The brick pit at Dublin Brickcon
Children and parents building together around a table covered in colourful bricks at Dublin Brickcon.
Building together at Brickcon
Two men standing beside the ASD Ireland mobile sensory room at an event, with supporter logos and a donation QR code on the trailer.
The unit and the team on event day
The whole Newry social group sitting at a long table with easels, pink berets and painting supplies, smiling together.
Social group painting night, Newry
A young woman in a denim jacket holding a paintbrush beside her colourful Mount Fuji painting at the Newry social group.
Painting Mount Fuji, Newry
Young women painting at easels during the Newry social group evening.
At the easels, Newry

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