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Climbing Ben Nevis for PSP – Matt Jupe
“This climb means so much more to me than just reaching the top”. Matt Jupe was recently re-diagnosed from Parkinson’s to PSP (Progressive Supranuclear Palsy), a rare condition that affects around 250 – 300 people across Ireland. “It’s something very … Continue reading
Patient Information Day 2026 – Annual event- Booking Open
BOOKING OPEN – ACT NOW to ensure a place. PSPA Ireland’s main event of the year, bringing together healthcare professionals, researchers, advocates, patients, carers and family members and friends in one location. This is an opportunity to learn what is … Continue reading
Support Nellie Jones’s Fundraising Page
Wouldn’t that smile brighten your day ! This is Nellie and she is as lovely as she looks. Nellie is doing the VHI Women’s Mini Marathon 2026 to raise awareness and funds for PSPA Ireland and to support people and … Continue reading
Brain Awareness Week – Update 2
Do You know that :-
Sligo Support Meeting has been cancelled
Revised date will be notified shortly.
PSPA Ireland Supports NAI campaign – My Neurology Nurse and Me
PSPA Ireland are delighted to partner with the NAI campaign to shine a spotlight on the vital and often under-recognised role of neurology nurse specialists in supporting people living with neurological conditions across Ireland. Specialist neurology nurses are at the … Continue reading
Could it be Corticobasal Degeneration
Professor Huw Morris in this video For PSPA UK discusses CBD in this informative video.
Neurology Nursing: A New Era in Education
Neurology Nursing: A New Era in Education was hosted by RCSI School of Nursing and Midwifery in partnership with the Neurological Alliance of Ireland, the National Clinical Programme for Neurology, FutureNeuro and the Irish Neurology Nursing Forum. The event saw … Continue reading
Keep Hope Alive – Rev. Jesse Jackson
Rev. Jesse Jackson died peacefully at home on 17 February 2026 surrounded by his family. Our thoughts are with them in their grief. Rev.Jesse Jackson was first diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease, subsequently in April 2025 he was re-diagnosed with Progressive … Continue reading
Living With Loss
National Bereavement Line 1800 80 70 77 Information and Support Line: 1800 60 70 66 #BeGriefAware #NGAW2026 @IrishHospice
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