Our 2025 Christmas Appeal Has Launched
Make every stroke count: swim for survivors this November
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Our 2025 Christmas Appeal Has Launched
Our annual Christmas Appeal has launched. This year we’re sharing Lynda’s inspiring story of recovery after stroke. With your support, we can help more people like Lynda rebuild their lives and regain independence after brain injury.
Make every stroke count: swim for survivors this November
Join our new nationwide swimming challenge to raise funds and awareness for people living with life-altering brain injuries after stroke.
Magical Christmas Decor & Gifts on sale in Tipperary
Create Christmas magic in your home with our beautiful LED displays or find the perfect Christmas gift for a loved one! Available to purchase in Tipperary now
Chief Executive, Dr Karen Foley appointed as Chair of the NDSA
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland Chief Executive, Dr Karen Foley, has been appointed as Chair of the National Disability Services Association (NDSA).
Time to end ‘Wasted Lives’
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland welcomes action in Budget 2026 to move young people with disabilities out of nursing homes.
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland urges €2m in Budget 2026 to fund a national Brain Injury Case Management Service
This national service would be a critical step in preventing the inappropriate placement of young brain injury survivors in nursing homes.
New research highlights the crucial role of ABI Case Managers in Ireland’s neuro-rehabilitation pathway
ABI Ireland has announced the publication of new research from Trinity College Dublin, examining the vital role of ABI Case Managers
A storybook to support understanding of fatigue after childhood ABI
We’re delighted to share a wonderful resource to support children and their families in understanding one of the most common, yet often invisible, effects of childhood ABI
“It’s Like Coming Home”: brain injury survivors share stories with Minister for Health during visit to local services
Residents and members at Acquired Brain injury Ireland’s services in Dun Laoghaire and Glenageary highlight the need for investment in community-based neuro-rehabilitation services.
