People with disabilities are being asked to describe their experience in the county.
People with disabilities in Offaly are encouraged to take part in a online survey to make the county more accessible.
Offaly Disability Equality Network is behind the campaign, which is asking participants to describe their experience in the local area.
They'll be asked about access to housing and transport, and the challenges they face in every day life.
Information Officer with Inclusion Ireland, Mary Lee describes what they'll do with the findings of the survey:

You can access the survey here.
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