'In her introductory blog for MS Ireland, Joan diagnosed with MS four years ago, has a can-do attitude and a weakness for coffee and chocolate!'

'In her introductory blog for MS Ireland, Niamh from Donegal talks about her day to day life with MS'

MS Nurse PROfessional

'In his introductory blog for MS Ireland Declan Groeger talks about accessibility and raising awareness so everyone can live independent lives'

‘Helen has MS for over 15 years, a librarian, living in Dublin and is passionate about lifelong learning’ 

Research to investigate the benefits of exercise for people with Multiple Sclerosis

We cannot believe here at MS Ireland that the READaTHON period came to and end a few weeks ago! It flew! We enjoyed doing it here so much and we hope everyone who took part enjoyed it as much as we did. And there is still time to read and raise money up till the 7th of December. So keep the great work up!

Four new committed and passionate people join MS Ireland’s National Board.

I have been working with fair trade for the last ten years, before i began writing books. I began as a volunteer with a Fair Trade company called People Tree and I was very inspired by the work that they do.

I was designing toys and t-shirts and other things with them. Later after the publication of my books it seemed obvious to do some fair trade projects with the characters from them. Since the launch of  A BIT LOST I spent more than 10 months living in Nepal and India to work together with Fair Trade projects and create toys made by women's shelters.

I had an amazing time traveling and living there and actually wrote Oh No George, my second book there during that time too.

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