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Our Carers Week ‘Self-care for Carers’ webinar with Life Coach and Psychotherapist, Eileen Hopkins takes place tomorrow at 6pm. This webinar aims to provide carers with tools and techniques they can use to build or enhance their self-care routines

Are you one of Ireland's 391,000+ carers? Knowing that you are part of this large cohort of society may not be that comforting if you may feel isolated in this role.  Or you may not identify yourself as a carer but simply do what needs to be done for your spouse/partner/child/family member with MS. But you are not alone.

For World MS Day we are proud to launch a brand new series of podcasts.

Nadia Anshasi was diagnosed with MS on World MS Day, she reflects on what this annual event really means to her.

World MS Day 2020 was certainly a little different to World MS Days in the past, as we had to change our plans due to the onset of COVID-19 and we quickly moved all our events, activities and webinars online as we embraced this new virtual world we found ourselves in.

Now well into a second year living with COVID-19 our fundraising efforts for 2021 continue to exist in the virtual and online sphere. Yet again we’ve had to postpone and cancel many of our physical, in-person events and fundraisers. 

One event that we are absolutely thrilled to bring back is our Virtual Balloon Race!

To celebrate World MS Day, MS Ireland has been given the exciting opportunity of a radio takeover on Galway’s Flirt FM/101.3 

MS Ireland Ambassador Jamie Crawford will be featuring tonight on RTÉ's Late Late Show! 

Buying a house is stressful at the best of times but when you live with a disability it’s a whole other ball game.

Join the virtual event with Dr Sabina Brennan on Sunday, 30th May at 3pm

In my early years of living with MS, my major symptoms were fatigue and mobility. As time has progressed, my experience of the impact on my life has varied, from a ten-year period of no symptoms to now, when every day is shaped in some way to accommodate my MS. In the early years, my one assistive device was my trusty folding stick. It was always close, and I made sure it was in the car for those days when my leg just refused to co-operate