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Read the first blog for MS and Me from Katie St. Lawrence (24). She shares her experience of what it means to have fatigue, how she deals with it and how, thanks to being strategic about rest, energy and listening to her body, life is as enjoyable as ever.

From August 2011 up to February 2018, MS Ireland have been in a partnership agreement with Dolly Recycling. Through this partnership clothes would be donated into designated banks to be recycled and MS Ireland would receive a fee on this basis from Dolly Recycling.

Sensory Café Captures Customers ‘Experiencing’ Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Symptoms

Voting now open for the winning idea

Government to launch consultation process on the establishment of a new statutory homecare scheme

This week is the first piece in our new MS and My Money series. Emma Rogan talks money- how she relates to it, how it affects her life and why this is a topic we’ll be covering during the coming year. 

Second Interim Report of Oireachtas Committee

 The North Dublin and Fingal Regional Office hold many types of events and activities organised to meet other people with MS in a comfortable, safe and friendly setting. Ranging from physiotherapy, yoga, coffee mornings, therapy tasters and outings, these events are great ways to learn from others and share experiences in an informal setting.

This week Lucina Russell reflects on her recent good health and wonders if stress has affected her MS progression.

This week Aoife Kirwan has gone back in time, to the day she was first diagnosed with MS; standing face to face with her newly diagnosed self, she shares with us what she would say to herself on that day.