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Like everyone who has watched, we were blown away by the incredible series - Brain Doctors. Read some of our thoughts on the series.

Find out how you might be able to help a project that Epilepsy Ireland believe will benefit generations of women with epilepsy for years to come.

We're planning for our 2025 National Conference and we need your help in setting the agenda for this fixture of our annual calendar!

Check out the submissions that were made by attendees of Get ChARTy to the #EpilepsyDay Virtual Art exhibition!

Miss any of the coverage of #EpilepsyDay? This article has you covered so be sure to catch up now!

Read our media statement for #EpilepsyDay 2025, with new findings highlighting why everyone needs to learn about TIME, SAFE, STAY!

A very interesting new discovery from our colleagues in FutureNeuro could lead to a significant step forward in preventing epilepsy associated with traumatic brain injury.

If you work in DAA, please lend us your vote to become DAA Charity of the Year!

With 2024 drawing to a close, it is an opportunity to reflect on the work of our organisation and how we have progressed on our journey this year towards a society where no person’s life is limited by epilepsy. It is also an opportunity for me – on the behalf of everyone at Epilepsy Ireland - to thank each and every one of you for your continued support for our organisation’s mission and aims.

Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Colm Corrigan from Castlelyons in Cork, who passed away on the 7^th of December after a short illness.

To honour his memory, Colm’s classmates in Coláiste An Chraoibhín, Fermoy, decided to raise money for Epilepsy Ireland on their annual school Christmas Jumper Day. We would like to thank the students and staff for finding the strength and resolve in their time of grief to help others living with epilepsy.