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MS Ireland
24 Nov 2025

Join the Fun for Christmas Jumper Day 2025

This December it’s time again to pull on your most festive Christmas jumper and raise vital funds to support people living with multiple sclerosis across Ireland.

Whether you’re at school, college, in the office, a club or with family and friends, join us for Christmas Jumper Day 2025 and make a difference.

Our main Christmas Jumper Day is on 11 December, but feel free to pick any day in December that works best for you!

MS Ireland
21 Nov 2025

MS Ireland Launches Mood and Emotions Publication

MS Ireland has launched a new publication, Mood and Emotions: Practical Living for Everyday Life with MS, at the MS Ireland National Conference, held on 15 November in Cork.

The resource focuses on the emotional impact of living with multiple sclerosis, an area that can be overlooked. Many people with MS experience changes in mood, stress levels, and emotional responses, and understanding these experiences can play a key role in managing everyday life with the condition.

MS Ireland
19 Nov 2025

Join the COB-MS Advisory Board

Do you have Multiple Sclerosis (MS), or do you care for someone who has MS? Can you help make a difference for yourself and others who have MS? We want you to join our Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) Advisory Board and help shape a clinical trial on the impact of MS on people’s cognition.

MS Ireland
17 Nov 2025

National Conference 2025 Highlights

This year’s National Conference, held on the 14 & 15 November 2025 at the Cork International Hotel, focused on care, connection, and mental health. Across talks, workshops, and discussions, attendees gained practical insights, heard from leading experts, and connected with others who understand the journey.

MS Ireland
17 Nov 2025

Taoiseach Meets MS Community at National Conference

MS Ireland welcomed Taoiseach Michéal Martin to their National Conference today, where he met with people living with Multiple Sclerosis, listened to their experiences, and discussed the need for strengthened neurological and mental health supports across the country.

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