No - Geoff has a number of Thalidomide related disabilities, which are apparent in pieces to camera.
His package on hearing aids on News 24 was really interesting - particularly the technology and development aspects. (Hearing Aids haven't really developed at the same pace as mass-market technology like iPods - in both performance and just as importantly design-aesthetic terms)
It was a well produced and interesting package - though I do wish reporters with disabilities were able to cover non-disability affairs issues sometimes (Frank Gardner is obviously an exception to this rule, but an understandable one, as he was well known in his area prior to his injuries) - though I also accept that a reporter with a disability may well have an insight into the disabilities area that another reporter without disability may not.
I believe that Geoff Adams-Spink does report on issues other than Disability Affairs. Indeed, for a long time, I knew him as a reporter on Radio Five Live's "Euronews" and as such did not realise he had the afore-mentioned disabilities which of course, are only apparent on a visual basis. I have heard him cover various stories throughout Europe including the train bombings in Madrid, so I would assume that he himself likes to get away from covering purely disability-related issues.