NAI are delighted to show our support in raising awareness for International Epilepsy Day. International Epilepsy Day will take place on February 9th, 2026 and while NAI members Epilepsy Ireland planning for the big day is well underway, there are still ways you can get involved in the lead-up to the day.
Ireland will hold the Presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) for the eighth time from July to December 2026. This will be an opportunity for Ireland to play an important role in shaping the EU’s policy and legislative agenda in a way which responds to the overall interests and needs of the Union and its Member States.
NAI members Croí, the Heart and Stroke Charity, is celebrating outstanding success at the Irish Healthcare Awards 2025. The awards recognised excellence and innovation across the Irish healthcare sector, and Croí was honoured with four major awards.
NAI members Migraine Ireland is proud to announce the official launch of the Irish Headache Society at Migraine Ireland (IHS-MI), a new professional and academic society dedicated to advancing the understanding and treatment of headache disorders in Ireland.
Neurological Alliance of Ireland Welcomes Delivery of HSE Community Neurorehabilitation Team for HSE South West
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI), the national umbrella of 40 neurological charities, was delighted to attend launch today by Minister for Children, Disability and Equality of the HSE Community Neurorehabilitation Team for HSE South West marking a significant milestone in the delivery of essential neurorehabilitation services for people living with neurological conditions in the region
Our colleagues at FutureNeuro brought us the fourth and final My Moving Brain Community Connect event on November 1st, at the University of Galway.
The Migraine Ireland community in Ireland is entering a pivotal year starting with the launch of its innovative new website.
A new audit on stroke care in Ireland has highlighted persistent gaps in access to beds in dedicated stroke units and specialist multi-disciplinary staffing, which are central to best practice.
Throughout the month of November up until the 15th of December, NAI members Multiple Sclerosis Ireland MS Readathon takes place in schools and homes across Ireland.
The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that less than one in three countries around the world has a national policy to address the growing burden of neurological disorders.