OACS Ireland and Epilepsy Ireland have welcomed today’s announcement by Minister Stephen Donnelly that he will establish an inquiry into the historical licensing and u
Epilepsy Ireland are currently working together with University College Cork to investigate the feasibility of a patient "checklist" for people with epilepsy.
Epilepsy Ireland held our annual raffle on Friday past and we are delighted with the support we received.
Our colleagues in the European Federation of Neurological Associations(EFNA) have launched a new art competition open to all ages.
Ecclesiastical have launched a "12 Days of Giving" Movement for Good fund - and we need your help!
With the ongoing pandemic, we have adapted our services in so far as possible wherever possible and our message has remained that we are still here for you should you require any support or advice with your or your family member's epilepsy during these particularly difficult times.
Tuesday marked the official launch of #MyLegacyMonth - a month in which the importance of legacy giving is highlighted alongside the importance of making a will and ensuring your affairs are in order.
November 2nd to November 8th marks #MedSafefyWeek and the theme of the week is "Every Report Counts".
Epilepsy Ireland and OACS Ireland have received an invitation from the Minister for Health, Deputy Stephen Donnelly to meet regarding our ongoing campaign surrounding Sodium Valproate (Epilim) next Wednesday. (**Update 2/11/20** - a unavoidable diary change has meant we are now meeting with the Minister later this month with new date scheduled for 23/11/20.)