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Providing support or care to another person can be challenging, particularly when living with the unpredictability of Multiple Sclerosis (MS). While the role of carers and loved ones is invaluable, it can also take a toll on their own wellbeing. Below are a number of supports and resources that may be helpful.

Researchers at Dublin City University (DCU) are inviting people living with MS and other mobility impairments to take part in a new study exploring experiences of cancer care in Ireland.

As part of World MS Day 2026, MS Ireland hosted a special information event focused on MS and employment, providing practical support, expert advice and useful guidance for people living with multiple sclerosis who are navigating work and workplace-related challenges.

Registration is now open for our MS Information & Support Programme, taking place from 16 June to 4 August 2026 at Silver Arch Family Resources Centre, Nenagh.

Researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, people living with MS and members of the wider MS community are invited to attend two free MS research events taking place at Queen's University Belfast on Friday, 26 June 2026.

Registration is now open for our MS Information & Support Programme, taking place weekly from 16 June to 4 August 2026 at Silver Arch Family Resources Centre, Nenagh.

On Saturday, 20 June, Conor Sweeney and three fellow runners will take on an extraordinary challenge, running from Achill Island to Baltray, Co. Louth, covering more than 330km across Ireland non-stop.

Researchers at Trinity College Dublin are inviting people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) to take part in a study exploring how MS affects walking and mobility in everyday life.