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Walkability Audit Roscommon Hospital

Age Friendly Ireland | Local, National | Roscommon

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An Age Friendly Walkability Audit took place at Roscommon Hospital on 28th August 2025. It began with a briefing session facilitated by Declan Gaffney, Age Friendly Ireland’s Technical Advisor. There were 28 participants on the day who took on two specific walking routes. The Age Friendly Hospital Steering Committee sought to involve people with a mixture of abilities, with a focus on identifying barriers at the hospital for older adults, people with disabilities and those with sensory or mobility challenges.

Following the walk, participants gathered for a debrief session where feedback was shared and discussed. The feedback and pictures will now be compiled into a formal report as Roscommon Hospital moves forward in it’s quest for Age Friendly accreditation.

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Participants at Roscommon Hospital’s Age Friendly Walkability Audit

The Age Friendly Hospital Steering Committee extends sincere thanks to everyone who participated and contributed to this meaningful initiative.

Further information on the Age Friendly Programme in Roscommon can be obtained from  or by calling 087 1508511.

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Mary Guihen, Roscommon Leader, Christine Rohan, Roscommon Hospital, Margaret Mulligan, Roscommon OPC, Paddy Joe Burke, Age Friendly Ambassador, Sheila Coyle, Age Friendly Programme Manager, Linda Devine, Roscommon Leader  

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