Make Way Day was launched in Dundalk for the ninth year running in a bid to raise awareness about the difficulties facing wheelchair users when trying to get around town. He explained the importance of Make Way Day and was delighted to report that things have been improving since the very first Make Way Day in 2017. “The purpose of today is to make people aware of the difficulties facing wheelchair users and the visually impaired while walking around Dundalk. Make Way Day is an initiative from the Disability Federation of Ireland and Louth was the first place outside of Dublin to get on board with the idea. Yore said: “Make Way Day is about educating people and raising awareness about the difficulties that people with disabilities face.