Meet Juliann Bergin, a Clinical Specialist in Digital Assistive Technology at Enable Ireland’s National Assistive Technology Training Service. Juliann will be sharing her insights at our national conference on November 7th at The Hillgrove Hotel, Monaghan.
Join us online for a research symposium this September 30th at 2pm for an insightful session where undergraduate students who participated in the summer fellowship scheme will present the research they conducted over the summer.
Our Annual Raffle is back, and we need your help to support the vital respite services at our Care Centre in Bushy Park. This centre is a lifeline for people with MS and their families, providing them with much-needed rest and care in a safe, supportive environment.
At our care centre, people with MS can benefit from services like:
By buying raffle tickets, you’ll be making a real difference to those who rely on these services—and you could win some amazing prizes!
Meet Dr. Michelle Murphy, Neuropsychotherapist specialising in neurological conditions, who will be speaking at our national conference on November 7th at The Hillgrove Hotel, Monaghan.
MS Ireland invites researchers to contribute to the MS Research Ezine.
ECTRIMS Patient Community Day – an online and onsite event hosted by the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis and supported by MS Ireland – is your opportunity to join a global gathering of education and support, and learn about the latest advancements directly impacting your ongoing care and treatment options.
Meet Sophie Pratt, CORU-registered dietitian and specialist in weight management, fertility health, and multiple sclerosis, at our national conference on November 7th in Monaghan.
We had our final MS Writers’ Workshop of 2024 and you can watch 'Making Your Writing Findable here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqYrPS4GWOM
Meet Professor Chris McGuigan, Neurologist and Specialist in Multiple Sclerosis at our conference on November 7th in Monaghan.
As we live with many of the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, it can feel like we’re aging in fast forward. What happens when our actual age begins to catch up to how old we feel?
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