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Sarah O’Donnell of Réalta Sports Club (centre) presents the Charlie's Voice communications board to Swan GAA Club members.
Carrick-on-Suir's Réalta Sports Club for children with special needs have presented Finding Charlie’s Voice communications boards, a visual aid to help children with special needs communicate, to Carrick Swan GAA Club, Carrick Davins GAA Club and St Molleran's GAA Club.
ABOVE: Réalta Sports Club members Breda Tobin, MJ and Louise Whelan present the communications board to Davins GAA Club Committee members Antoinette McGrath, Philly and Stephen Cronin.
ABOVE: Breda Tobin (back row left) of Réalta Sports Club with Allanah Dunne and Grace Walsh presenting a Charlie's Voice communications board to Eva Norris and Emma Torpey from St Molleran’s GAA Club.
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