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All around the county, Cúl Camps have kicked off.
From Gaelic football to hurling and camogie, there’s a chance for children to get outdoors and play with their friends.
One such camp, taking place in Cusack Park, is aiming to make this summer staple more inclusive for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Clare FM’s Caitlin Earle spoke to James Murrihy, Sports and Disability Officer for Clare Sports Partnership, volunteer Aisling O’Connor, and camp attendee Shane Rafferty to learn what makes the camp so special.
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