Maynooth University held a ‘Research Together 2026’ event on Monday the 19th of October as part of research week in the University. The event was titled: ‘Building relationships and partnering on health-focused funding applications’. The event was co-designed and co-produced…
Two new research projects will explore mental health and exercise supports for people living with Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's Ireland has announced its largest-ever investment in research as part of the latest Health Research Charities Ireland (HRCI) and Health Research Board…
Parkinson's Ireland is partnering with the Dublin Neurological Institute to run a PD Census in the coming months. The census will build on the 2017 survey completed by over 1,000 people with Parkinson's disease nationwide. More information will be made…
This short survey is part of an MA Journalism project at UCD exploring access to music therapy for people living with Parkinson's in Ireland. Your responses may be used in this research and published as part of a written feature.…
Parkinson's Ireland is proud to share the findings of a new study from the University of Galway exploring the factors that influence the use of household assistive devices to support daily living for people with Parkinson's in Ireland. We are…
The Cork Branch of Parkinson's Ireland is proud to fund research that advances our understanding of the experiences of people living with Parkinson's in Ireland. Two recently published studies funded by the branch explored important aspects of life with Parkinson's,…
Author: Abhisweta Bhattacharjee (Project officer) / Suzanne Timmons The PD-Life project officially began with a two-day Kick-Off meeting in University College Cork (UCC) in early May, bringing together researchers, clinicians, technology experts, and – importantly – people living with Parkinson’s and their representatives. PD-Life…
Our CEO Shane O’Brien attended the PD Life kick-off Meeting at University College Cork last week week alongside Parkinson’s Nurse Specialist Lisa Wynne and Cork Branch Chairperson Jerome Maume. PD-Life is an all Ireland initiative focused on improving the lives…
We are pleased to share our latest research bulletin, which highlights recent developments and ongoing progress in Parkinson’s research. This update aims to keep our members informed about current studies, emerging findings and advances that may shape future care and…
Researchers at University College Cork (UCC) are conducting a study on the psychological wellbeing and lived experiences of women living with Parkinson’s disease, including challenges and strengths. What’s involved? If you are interested in participating, please complete a short online…