National disability organisations
AHEAD (the Association for Higher Education Access and Disability)
Aiseanna Tacaíochta DPO that facilitates Direct Payments to people with disabilities
Anne Sullivan Centre provides services for people who are deafblind
Asperger Syndrome Association of Ireland (ASPIRE)
AWARE depression support and education services
Brí – Acquired Brain Injury Advocacy Association
CASA – Caring & Sharing Association
Cystic Fibrosis Association of Ireland
Disability Federation of Ireland
Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland
Dyslexia Association of Ireland
Dyspraxia Association of Ireland
Feach Organisation of parents of blind and visually impaired children
Genetics & Rare Disorders Organisation
GROW support groups for people with mental health problems
Huntington’s Disease Association of Ireland
Independent Living Movement Ireland
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind
Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association
KARE support to people with an intellectual disability
Migraine Association of Ireland
Multiple Sclerosis Association of Ireland
National Advocacy Service for People with Disabilities
National Council for the Blind of Ireland
Neurofibromatosis Association of Ireland
Prader Willi Syndrome of Ireland
SHINE information and support for people affected by mental health difficulties
Spina Bidifa Hydrocephalus Ireland
National Disability News
Cystic Fibrosis Head2Head Walk
June 2, 2022Registration for the Cystic Fibrosis Ireland Howth to Bray Head2Head Walk on Sunday 4th September is now open. This iconic fundraising walk takes you along a stunning coastal walk from…... Read More
Executive Function & ADHD webinar
May 30, 2022ADHD Ireland is putting on a free Executive Function and ADHD webinar on Thursday, 2nd June 2022, from 7-8pm. Dr Dorothy Armstrong MSc PhD will talk on all things regarding…... Read More
Decision Support Service online info event
March 1, 2022Want to find out about the new Decision Support Service, when it will start and why it’s being set up? Register here for this online event on Friday 11th March…... Read More
Media + Me webinar
January 24, 2022Independent Living Movement Ireland webinar on 2nd February from 7-8pm: Media + Me: Representation of Disabled People in the Media. Media (broadcast, print and online) is crucial for framing how…... Read More
Webinar: Autism & Sensory Processing at Christmas
December 1, 2021AsIAm and SuperValu are holding a webinar: Autism & Sensory Processing at Christmas on Tuesday 7th December from 7-8pm. The webinar will focus on adjustments and adaptations you can make to…... Read More
DADA Coffee Morning #IDPWD21
December 1, 2021DADA are hosting a coffee morning on Saturday 4th December at 11.30am in honour of International Day of Persons with Disabilities. If you are a disabled person working or training…... Read More
Everything you wanted to know about disability but were afraid to ask!
April 23, 2021Independent Living Movement Ireland (ILMI) invite you to their webinar “Everything you wanted to know about disability but were afraid to ask!” via Zoom at 3pm on Wednesday 5th May…... Read More
Webinar: Autistic Women & Girls
March 5, 2021ASIAM are holding a Community Support Webinar on ‘Autistic Women and Girls’ at 7pm on 10th March 2021, in association with SuperValu Ireland. See https://asiam.ie/ or register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/…/reg…/WN_HffwUNU6SHWYaVe82kz2Bg
Research invitation: Impact of Family Caregiving on Lives of Disabled People
March 2, 2021The Independent Living Movement Ireland (ILMI) are seeking disabled people to participate in research into the impact that forced reliance on family carers has / has had on the quality…... Read More
Purple Lights 2020
November 13, 2020On December 3rd, you can help turn Ireland purple and join the annual worldwide celebration to mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This year’s theme ‘Not all Disabilities are…... Read More
World Brain Day: #onewordforcovid
May 20, 2020On World Brain Day on 22nd July 2020, the Neurological Alliance of Ireland are asking people to share one word that sums up what it’s like to to live with…... Read More