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Telling; whether to tell or not to tell, when to tell, who to tell… it’s not just a newly diagnosed thing

On December 8th, it's time to gather your family and friends, work colleagues, school pupils and youth groups, or you local club members, and don your best (or worst!) festive Christmas Jumpers!

Minister of State with Special Responsibility for Disabilities, Anne Rabbitte, has this week announced that twenty projects will receive funding under the Disability and Participation Awareness Fund including MS Ireland for the Move Smart MS programme.

Join us on a captivating journey through the past three decades of developments in MS, with the esteemed Prof Orla Hardiman. 

MS Ireland interviewed MS Readathon ambassador Paul O’ Flynn who is the well-known RTE sports journalist and writer of great children’s books including Go Johnny Go, King Henry and the newly released Josh the Flyer.

Congratulations! For the past 10 years, you have been part of the life changing MS and Me blog, a place where people with MS shared their lives so eloquently, powerfully and without apology. 

MS Ireland are delighted to host a webinar on the topic of 'MS and Menopause'. 

To help you get festive this Christmas MS Ireland are thrilled to present not just one, but two online challenges in December: The Christmas Crunch and The Advent Calendar Challenge. We're spreading the joy by allowing everyone to pick their preferred challenge to support MS Ireland and raise funds during this festive season.

• For more information on the Christmas Crunch Challenge click here
• For more information on the Advent Calendar Challenge click here

Join Ava Battles, CEO of MS Ireland, in celebrating a decade of empowering stories.

You are invited to participate in a MSIF survey created for people with MS, by people with MS. If you have MS, you can help policy makers, researchers and healthcare professionals to understand more about your MS experience and how it changes over time, monitor your MS more effectively and efficiently and ensure people with MS are heard when designing and evaluating treatments and services.