Latest News From Polio Survivors Ireland

For many disabled people in Ireland, the cost of living is significantly higher than it is for non-disabled people. Essential supports, from transport to medical devices, personal assistance, home heating, accessible housing, and mobility equipment can be quite costly . These are not luxuries. They are the basic tools that allow people to participate in […]

Breege Lunny, Chairperson of Active Retirement Navan, gave an interesting presentation on the 22nd October to the Navan social support group (SSG), at the Ardboyne Hotel. Active Retirement Ireland (ARI) is a voluntary organisation for older people with a national membership of over 24,500 people and over 550 local associations. Members range in age from […]

The Dublin Swords Social Support Group were pleased to be joined by Andrew McCann, Manager of Citizens Information Dublin North, on World Polio Day at Kettle’s Country House Hotel, Co. Dublin. Andrew delivered an informative talk on rights and entitlements, providing members with useful guidance and practical information. The session offered an opportunity for members […]

The Bray Social Support Group held their latest meeting in October, bringing members together for a productive and enjoyable session. Attendees had the opportunity to catch up, share updates, and discuss topics of interest in a relaxed and welcoming setting. One member described the group as “lovely,” highlighting the positive atmosphere during the meeting. These […]

For anyone who couldn’t make it to the Conference in person or online via Zoom, or just wants to look back at parts of the day, we’re sharing the event recording online. The Conference has been split into four parts, which you can watch by clicking on the links here : Thanks to everyone who […]

Kerry members meet in Tralee for a long overdue get together.