We are delighted to confirm that we are providing funding of €30,656 to support research in NUIG Galway which aims to develop and assess the effectiveness of a new non-invasive intervention for difficult to treat epilepsies.
The research is being conducted by James Britton, PHD, Department of Physiology in NUIG.
Epilepsy Ireland are currently recruiting for a new Community Resource Officer for the South-East.
Our Community Resource Officers are the front-line of our service and help support people with epilepsy and their families on their journey with the condition.
We will be meeting with Minister for Health later this month. Read more about our ongoing campaign.
Read our 'Use of Funds' statement for 2021, which outlines how we raise and use our funds at Epilepsy Ireland.
Our Patron, Rick O'Shea is showing his support for the Cycle for Shane - which is less than one month away! You can watch Rick's message of support to the cyclists taking part below...
On World Brain Day 2022, our colleagues in the Neurological Alliance of Ireland hosted a webinar entitled "Brain Health for All".
We promoted the event in the lead up to the day and we know that it was of interest to many people with epilepsy and their families as it featured a range of expert speakers. ]
If you could not attend the event on the morning of World Brain Day, the recording is now available and can be watched back on YouTube below.
Our colleagues in the Irish Epilepsy League are supporting our campaign around the eligibility criteria for deferred exams.
Read our letter to the Minister regarding the WHO's Global Action Plan on Epilepsy.
Today is World Brain Day - learn more about epilepsy and how Epilepsy Ireland work towards "Brain Health for All."
The new year of 'Training for Success' is only a month away!