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For Margaret McCarthy from Roscommon, World MS Day is an important opportunity to raise awareness of the many different stages of MS and to offer encouragement to those who may be struggling.

For Mary, being part of the World MS Day campaign is about helping people better understand what life with MS is really like.

Researchers at University College Cork are inviting people to take part in a study exploring patients’ experiences of medication-related care in hospital outpatient clinics. The study aims to understand how discussions about medicines take place during outpatient visits and how these services can be improved to better support patients.

Event Postponed

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the MS Community Strides event planned for World MS Day in Bushy Park has been postponed.

We sincerely apologise for any disappointment and thank everyone for their support.

A new date will be announced as soon as possible.

Join MS Ireland North West Region for a World MS Day information stand on Friday 29 May from 12:00pm to 5:00pm at Curry’s Store, Neil T Blaney Road, Letterkenny.

MS Ireland Community Workers Catherine Peoples and Maria Keegan will be in attendance to provide information and support for people living with MS, as well as their families and carers.

This event offers an opportunity to learn more about MS, ask questions, and connect with local supports in a welcoming and accessible setting.

Visit the MS Ireland East Wicklow Branch Information Desk on Saturday 30 May from 9:00am to 6:00pm at Bridgewater Shopping Centre, Arklow, to mark World MS Day.

Volunteers from the East Wicklow Branch will be available throughout the day to answer questions and provide information and support materials for people living with MS and their families.

A fundraising collection will also take place, with options to donate by cash or card. MS Ireland merchandise will be available for purchase.

Applications are now open for the 2026 Rachel Horne Prize for Women's Research in MS, an international award recognising outstanding women leading research in multiple sclerosis (MS).

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For Stephanie O’Brien from Co. Tipperary, World MS Day is an important opportunity to raise awareness of the real impact multiple sclerosis can have on a person’s life, including the effects that are often not immediately visible.

For Trevis L. Gleason from Kerry, World MS Day is a moment when the global MS community comes together to recognise the reality of living with multiple sclerosis — the challenges, the triumphs and, most importantly, the people behind the condition.