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 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.
MS Ireland are partnering with the University of Limerick Physical Activity for Health research centre on a study of physical activity. This online survey is part of a large, multinational survey coordinated by a group of MS researchers (including our own Prof Susan Coote) in the Rehabilitation in MS Special Interest Group for Mobility. The survey will be completed by people with MS in 17 countries.
The MS Ireland National Conference — Living with MS: Conversations on Care, Connection and Mental Health — takes place on Saturday, 15 November 2025 at the Cork International Hotel.
If you can’t attend in person, you can still be part of the day. The conference will be livestreamed from 10am on our YouTube channel:
Watch live here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7DixAHSZhg
Full livestream schedule coming soon — keep an eye on our website, social media, and eNews for updates.
Join us this December for the return of the MS Ireland Advent Calendar Challenge, running from 1st–24th December!
Every day brings a new challenge — that’s 24 days and 24 chances to make a real impact for people living with Multiple Sclerosis across Ireland.
Join the Challenge and Get Your Advent Calendar Pack
Register today and receive your very own Advent Calendar Challenge Pack to help you track your progress and stay motivated throughout December.
Colin Goodman, and along with Matt Knaggs and Andrew Goodman are taking on something big next summer — a run from Mizen Head to Malin Head in June 2026.
Watch the video below: Colin and Matt talk about the MS Runs Ireland Challenge
As part of our A to Z of MS series, Rosie takes us to the letter N. For her, N is for Nature — from the roar of the Atlantic to a garden buzzing with life, the outdoors is where she feels most herself.
Living with MS has its challenges, to say the least. One of those difficulties – one that isn’t talked about much – is our susceptibility to other conditions and diseases because of MS.
On this month’s Unspeakable Bits webinar, join our host Trevis L Gleason and guest Professor Hugh Kearney of University College Dublin for a discussion on "MS And...".
They explore what some of these potential coexisting conditions might be, what to do if you’re living with one, and how you might lower the risk or manage them better in day-to-day life.
As part of our A to Z of MS series, Emma takes us to the letter M. For her, M is for Mental Load — that invisible weight of lists, chores, and responsibilities that never seems to clock off, especially when MS is part of the mix.
Louise Power, a mother of two from Ballina, Co. Mayo, is using her experience of living with multiple sclerosis (MS) to raise awareness and encourage understanding of hidden disabilities. Through the MS Readathon, Louise hopes to inspire others to support people living with MS and to help fund vital services provided by MS Ireland.
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