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Ever since I can remember, I have always dreamed of living by the sea. As a child, I loved visiting Howth, Bray, and Dun Laoghaire with my parents. I have so many fond memories of roller blading on Howth Pier and climbing Bray Head on rare sunny days. I remember eating 99s when they actually cost 99p and bringing home a bucket full of interesting shells and pebbles.
In our Employment Publications and Resources section, you will find downloadable materials focused on employment-related topics for individuals living with MS. These resources provide practical guidance for both employees and employers on managing MS in the workplace. Click on the titles below to learn more and download these helpful resources.
In our Lifestyle section, you will find resources offering practical advice and insights on living well with MS. Click on the titles below to explore and download our guides.
Get ready for this year’s National Conference, taking place on November 7th at the Hillgrove Hotel in Monaghan, starting at 9.45am. We are delighted to bring our community together, whether in person or online.
MS Ireland's host Trevis L Gleason and a panel of international experts discussed MS at the End of Life and the more serious complications that very rarely affect people living with multiple sclerosis. Together, they explored ways to understand, prevent, and manage these issues.
Watch 'MS at the End of Life' webinar recording below.
Join us on Wednesday, November 27th, at 7pm for the Unspeakable Bits Webinar and explore what’s ahead for people with MS in 2025.
Register for free HERE
The Southern Regional Office will host an online six week fatigue management programme - FACETS - starting Tuesday 14th January 2025 from 11.30am to 1.30pm.
The FACETS programme (Fatigue: Applying Cognitive Behavioural and Energy Effective Techniques to Life Style) is based on a programme developed by researchers at Bournemouth University in the UK. There is lots of evidence that this programme is effective in helping people with MS manage their fatigue.
Commitment is required for the six weeks to ensure that you get the most out of the course.
What the latest budget updates mean for our MS community, so far, and how they could impact care and support.
Hi, I am Orla Marron, the MS Readathon ambassador. I am excited to share that I will be reading and fundraising from the 1st of November to the 15th of December. I will be doing this alongside my children, Kyle and Katie, and their classmates at St. Michael’s National School in Donaghmoyne, Co Monaghan.
By picking up a book, you will not only enjoy a great story, but you will also be helping to raise funds to support the 10,000+ people living with Multiple Sclerosis in Ireland. There is still plenty of time to join us and make a difference—register here: MS Readathon
You can read my story below or watch a short video here where I discuss my MS journey and the importance of the 2024 MS Readathon.
Join the FutureNeuro Research Ireland Centre for their first 'My Moving Brain' event promoting brain health awareness and inclusivity in sport on November 16, 2024, from 1.30pm at Blackrock College, Dublin.