Meath footballer Cillian O’Sullivan has urged the public to embrace the ‘superpower’ of reading as he backed a major fundraiser for MS Ireland.
The ‘Royals’ forward has been living with the neurological condition, which came as a ‘bolt out of the blue’ in late 2023.
And he told how acknowledging the rollercoaster of emotions through therapy has helped him to manage it.
MS Ireland is holding a public meeting on the 19th September at the Sligo Southern Hotel at 11am to discuss the urgent need for a Community Worker in Sligo and Leitrim, the only counties in Ireland without this vital support.
MS Ireland’s National Conference 2025 — Living with MS: Conversations on Care, Connection and Mental Health — takes place this November in Cork.
Our latest Living with MS Podcast guest is Hannah Morris-Bankole, who is a new member of the MS Ireland MS & Me Blog team. Hannah is a mum of 6 children living in Galway and currently doing her PhD in psychology. Listen to the episode here or on your favourite podcast platform.
In our A to Z of MS series, Shirley Keane O’Brien takes us to L for Life Coaching: “Me, myself, and MS — how it helped me reclaim my spark.”
Dear Member,
Please see below the Notice of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland’s Annual General Meeting (“AGM”).
All documentation, including the Notice and the AGM Information Pack, is now available on our website.
Votes for the AGM may be registered in person, virtually at the AGM, or by proxy.
MS Ireland warmly welcomes the recent decision by the Health Service Executive (HSE) to reimburse the subcutaneous (SC) form of Ocrevus® (ocrelizumab).
The special visit to our new MS Ireland Resource Centre in Limerick is now over. Thank you for your support—we look forward to sharing more opportunities to connect as the centre opens its doors to the community.
As part of our A to Z of MS series, Nadia takes us to the letter L. For her, L is for List — especially when facing the dreaded big shop.
We are asking our community to take part in a very short, anonymous survey to help identify the words that best reflect MS Ireland’s values.
Your feedback will ensure our values reflect what matters most to people living with MS, their families and supporters.
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