Living with Parkinson’s means staying one step ahead of illness. That’s why we strongly encourage everyone affected by Parkinson’s (and their care partners) to get their flu jab and any COVID-19 vaccine/booster they are eligible for. These vaccines are safe,…
We’re delighted to invite all members and friends of the Dublin Branch to our next meeting, taking place on Saturday, 8 November at 3:00pm at the Clayton Hotel, Leopardstown, Sandyford, Dublin 18 (D18 K2P1). This gathering offers an excellent opportunity…
The Cork Branch is delighted to announce our second Information Meeting of the year, taking place on Sunday, 16 November 2025, from 2.30pm to 5.00pm at Sacred Heart Parish Hall, Victoria Cross, Cork (T12 CA34).Please note that entry is via…
This week marked the completion of the six-week Walking Football as Medicine (WFAM) initiative, delivered by Age & Opportunity at Inspire Fitness, Cabra. The programme offered a fun, non-contact version of football designed for older adults and those living with…
The Sing to Beat Training for Practitioners took place recently at the National Concert Hall, Dublin, bringing together an inspiring group of musicians, facilitators, and healthcare practitioners. The day was filled with music, collaboration, and valuable learning, as participants explored…
Parkinson’s Ireland is delighted to announce a significant development in our ongoing commitment to supporting the Parkinson’s community — the creation of a new Counselling Psychologist role. This marks an important milestone for our organisation as we work to meet…
A heartfelt thank-you to everyone who attended our annual social gathering this year. It was wonderful to see so many smiling, enthusiastic faces — both familiar and new! A special thank-you to our PD Nurse Specialists, Lisa Wynne and Charlotte…
