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About this website
This website belongs to Clonskeagh Residents’ Association.
We want everyone to use it easily, including people with disabilities.
We try to make the website:
- Easy to read
- Easy to understand and
- Easy to use
Accessibility standards we follow
We follow these standards:
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 – Level AA
- European Accessibility Act
- Irish equality and disability law and
- National Disability Authority (NDA) guidance
These help make it a fair and accessible website.
What you should be able to do on this website
You should be able to:
- Use a screen reader
- Use a keyboard only
- Zoom in up to 200%
- Read text with good colour contrast
- Understand content written in plain English and
- Use the site on a mobile phone or tablet
How accessible is this website?
We believe this website is mostly accessible.
However, some parts may still need work.
Known accessibility problems
We are working to fix:
- Some older documents may not be fully accessible
- Some images may not have clear text descriptions and
- Some links may not state where they go
How we checked accessibility
We check the website by:
- Using automated accessibility checking tools
- Doing manual checks with a keyboard and a screen reader and
- Following NDA and WCAG 2.2 guidance
Tell us if something is not accessible
Please contact us if you have trouble using this website.
Email: info@clonskeaghresidents.ie
Please tell us:
- What page you were on and
- What problem you had
We will try to help.
If you are not happy with our response
If you are not happy with our response, you can contact:
Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC)
Website: www.ihrec.ie
Our commitment
We are committed to:
- Treating everyone fairly
- Improving accessibility and
- Listening to residents and visitors
Accessibility is important to us and to our community.
Statement date
This accessibility statement was prepared on:
9 February 2026
It was last reviewed on:
21 April 2026