Parkinson’s Ireland is sharing a new survey from the Dublin Neurological Institute and the Mater Hospital exploring how people with Parkinson’s disease feel about using technology to monitor their condition. Your input will help improve future care and support by…
We are pleased to share information about a research study being conducted by Katie Hennigan, Occupational Therapist at Connolly Hospital and MSc student in Older Person’s Rehabilitation at University College Cork. Katie is undertaking a research project exploring the views,…
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…
By Sophie Crooks Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is the fastest growing neurological condition worldwide, yet public understanding of the condition remains limited. My doctoral research, carried out in Queen’s University Belfast in partnership with Parkinson’s Ireland, is the first study to…
Parkinson’s disease has long been seen as an unavoidable consequence of aging or genetics—but leading experts Dr. Ray Dorsey and Dr. Michael Okun challenge that belief. In their new book, The Parkinson’s Plan, they argue that most cases are preventable…
Overview: The Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) commissioned a survey in 2024 of people living with neurological conditions across the country. Parkinson’s Ireland (PI) has analysed the Parkinson’s specific results in the survey. Symptoms: Respondents were asked what symptoms they frequently experience…
We are delighted to be inviting research proposals for the Health Research Charities/Health Research Board Joint Funding Scheme (HRCI/HRB Joint Funding Scheme). Closing date for submission of Expression of Interest (EOI) applications: 5th September 2025 at 5pm The application for…
PHD student and nurse Sophie Crooks published research focusing on the public's perception and understanding of Parkinson's Disease across Ireland, which was completed through a cross sectional survey. Research was conducted by researchers within the Queen's University of Belfast in partnership with Parkinson's…
Written by Clodagh O'Keefe, Research Coordinator, Dublin Neurological Institute As spring arrives and the garden of 57 Eccles Street bursts into life, we’re reminded of the opportunities that come with a fresh start. This season is a natural time for…