The MS Ireland Annual Awards 2025 were celebrated in style at the gala dinner in Cork, held on the eve of the National Conference. The event recognised the extraordinary efforts and achievements of individuals and groups who have made a lasting impact on the MS community.
Join us for the next episode of The Unspeakable Bits, where MS Ireland Chief Executive Ava Battles will be in conversation with host Trevis L. Gleason at 7pm on Tuesday, 16th December.
Register for the webinar: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_pqp_SM9XQC-gRGVk9ApmIg
Watch our latest episode of The Unspeakable Bits, where host Trevis Gleason speaks with Mary McCusker and Deborah Walsh about the feeling of becoming invisible because of MS, and how people can reconnect with the world around them.
MS Ireland has launched a new publication, Mood and Emotions: Practical Living for Everyday Life with MS, at the MS Ireland National Conference, held on 15 November in Cork.
The resource focuses on the emotional impact of living with multiple sclerosis, an area that can be overlooked. Many people with MS experience changes in mood, stress levels, and emotional responses, and understanding these experiences can play a key role in managing everyday life with the condition.
As part of our A to Z of MS series, Nadia brings us to the letter N. For her, N is for Nostalgia — an attic full of old memories sparks a warm reflection on her past and her MS journey.
Do you have Multiple Sclerosis (MS), or do you care for someone who has MS? Can you help make a difference for yourself and others who have MS? We want you to join our Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) Advisory Board and help shape a clinical trial on the impact of MS on people’s cognition.
Don’t miss the next Unspeakable Bits webinar, “Becoming Invisible Because of MS”, on November 20th at 7pm.
This year’s National Conference, held on the 14 & 15 November 2025 at the Cork International Hotel, focused on care, connection, and mental health. Across talks, workshops, and discussions, attendees gained practical insights, heard from leading experts, and connected with others who understand the journey.
MS Ireland welcomed Taoiseach Michéal Martin to their National Conference today, where he met with people living with Multiple Sclerosis, listened to their experiences, and discussed the need for strengthened neurological and mental health supports across the country.
MS Ireland are partnering with the University of Limerick Physical Activity for Health research centre on a study of physical activity. This online survey is part of a large, multinational survey coordinated by a group of MS researchers (including our own Prof Susan Coote) in the Rehabilitation in MS Special Interest Group for Mobility. The survey will be completed by people with MS in 17 countries.
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