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MS Ireland has welcomed some of the measures announced in Budget 2027 that will provide additional financial support to people with disabilities and carers, but significant concerns remain about whether the Budget goes far enough to address the ongoing financial pressures and healthcare challenges experienced by people living with multiple sclerosis (MS).

Take on the Dalkey Abseil Challenge on 24 October 2026 and experience the thrill of abseiling while raising vital funds to support people living with MS.

Join MS Ireland for this exciting challenge and the chance to step outside your comfort zone, achieve something extraordinary and make a meaningful difference for the MS community.

MS Ireland is pleased to publish our Annual Report 2025, highlighting our work and impact throughout the year and our continued commitment to supporting people living with MS and their families across Ireland.

Cloyne mum-of-two Violeta Keretic is calling on schools, families and readers across Ireland to pick up a book this November as she takes on the role of MS Readathon Ambassador for 2026, in aid of MS Ireland.

Our latest Living with MS Podcast episode is now available.

In this episode, we speak with Sarah Mather from Kildare, a primary school teacher, mum of two and the 2026 MS Readathon Ambassador.

A Kildare primary school teacher living with multiple sclerosis is urging schools and families across Ireland to get reading this November as part of the 2026 MS Readathon.

27th Annual General Meeting
(66th AGM since The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland’s foundation)

Date: Wednesday, 30th September 2026
Time: 1.00 p.m.
Venue: Ballyroan Community & Youth Centre, 103 Marian Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14, Co. Dublin, D14 R7Y7, and online via Zoom. 

In this episode of the Living with MS Podcast, we are joined by Dr Conor Kerley, nutritionist, researcher and a person living with MS.

The MS Ireland National Conference 2026 will take place at the Clayton Hotel Galway on Saturday, 17 October. A Gala Dinner will be held on Friday, 16 October.

MS Ireland has announced the launch of a new physiotherapy service for people living with neurological conditions in South West Dublin. The service will be based at MS Ireland’s newly developed facilities at the MS Ireland Care Centre in Bushy Park, Dublin 6.