Join Us to Shape a New Peer Mentoring Project
MS Ireland invites individuals living with MS to participate in setting up a Peer Mentoring Project designed to foster mutual support, shared learning, and empowerment within the MS community.
MS Ireland invites individuals living with MS to participate in setting up a Peer Mentoring Project designed to foster mutual support, shared learning, and empowerment within the MS community.
The 26th AGM (65th overall since the foundation of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland) will take place on Saturday, 27th September 2025 at 2.00 p.m.
Check out Episode 1 of the brand-new MS Ireland podcast series, Living with MS, launching this World MS Day – Friday, 30th May.
Our first guest is Shirley Keane O'Brien, a new member of MS Ireland’s MS & Me Blog team and a former ambassador for the MS Readathon. Tune in to Shirley’s story below.
This World MS Day, the global theme is diagnosis. Emma Valentine shares her experience in our MS & Me blog series, offering insight into the journey of receiving an MS diagnosis.
A Nationwide Cinema Campaign Launches for World MS Day. Watch the ad below and see how we are raising awareness for World MS Day across cinemas nationwide.
On May 28, MS Ireland welcomed over 40 members of the Oireachtas to a powerful World MS Day Briefing and Panel Discussion in the AV Room of Leinster House. Hosted by Deputy Colm Burke, the event served as a vital platform to raise awareness of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and present key policy asks ahead of Budget 2026.
Meet Róisín, our new MS and Me blogger. In this post, she shares her experience with the letter H — for Hospital — a place she’s known well as both a nurse and someone living with MS.
To mark World MS Day on Friday, 30th May, MS Ireland is excited to launch the brand new podcast series Living with MS.
To mark World MS Day, buildings across Ireland will be taking part in a nationwide “Light Up for MS” campaign. Iconic landmarks will be illuminated in a powerful show of support and awareness for people living with Multiple Sclerosis.
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