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For Keith Byrne from Dublin, World MS Day is a chance to recognise not only those living with MS, but also the families and friends who support them every day.

For Billy Gilleran from Westmeath, World MS Day is important because it helps raise awareness and open people’s eyes to the realities of living with MS.

For John Bergin from Laois, World MS Day is important because it helps raise awareness of what MS is and the reality of living with the condition.

For Declan McCarthy from Limerick, World MS Day comes down to one powerful word: connection.

Join our MS Sing for Fun Group this World MS Day on Saturday, May 30 from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM at Ballyroan Community Centre, Marion Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.

Enjoy a relaxed and uplifting morning of music, connection and community. Everyone welcome.

For Nicola Molloy from Kinsealy, Co. Dublin, living with MS means managing fatigue, uncertainty and invisible symptoms while continuing to build a full and meaningful life.

For Áine Goggin from Galway, World MS Day is about bringing people together and highlighting the many different experiences of living with MS.

For Shirley Foley from Sligo, living with MS means learning to manage uncertainty while continuing to say yes to life.

Join us for Betty’s Tea Day on the Move this Friday 29 May from 12:00pm to 6:00pm at the home of John and Nuala Frain, (who are very kindly facilitating the event) Dublin Road, Ballaghaderreen.

This much-loved event returns for World MS Day, bringing people together for tea, treats, and great company, all in support of the Roscommon Branch of MS Ireland.

Everyone is welcome—come along, enjoy a cuppa, and help make a difference.

Join the Laois MS Branch for a World MS Day coffee morning on Wednesday 3 June from 10:30am to 12:00pm at the Parish Centre, Portlaoise.

Come along for a chat, a cuppa, and good company in a warm and welcoming setting as we mark World MS Day together.

Everyone is very welcome to attend.