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MS Ireland has officially launched the 37th MS Readathon, taking place from November 1st to December 15th. Kicked off by best-selling authors, Eoin Colfer and Shelley Corcoran, RTE’s Rick O’Shea and MS Readathon Ambassador Orla Marron. Book lovers of all ages are invited to join in, and raise much-needed funds to support people living with MS.

To sign up, read, and help raise funds for this important cause, visit www.msreadathon.ie and be sure to follow MS Ireland on social media for updates, book recommendations, and more throughout the event.

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.

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.

MS Ireland is proud to announce the expansion of the National MS Respite Centre with a launch by Minister for Disability, Anne Rabbitte. 

This expansion marks a significant milestone in the provision of care for people with MS and other neurological conditions across Ireland.

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MS is about three times more common in women than in men and recent studies suggest that this gender ratio has been increasing over time. As a young woman who has been living with MS since a teenager, this is just a short story about how MS impacts my life as a female. Now we all know that no two people living with MS are the same or share the same journey, so this is just my story of how MS impacts me as a woman.

Meet Pauline McKenna, a Consultant and Empowerment Coach at McKenna Consulting. Pauline will be sharing her expertise in leadership development, employee empowerment, and workplace inclusivity at our national conference on November 7th at The Hillgrove Hotel, Monaghan.

Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly has announced a significant investment  in neurology services. This funding comes as a direct response to the NAI’s Pre-Budget campaign, reflecting the contributions of MS Ireland community workers and advocates in advocating for improved neurology and neurorehabilitation services.