It’s another busy autumn and we have lots of news to share with you. There’s so much happening in communities around the country so whether your interest lies in culture or sport, there’s something for everyone.
What’s on in Kilkenny
Next Thursday, 20th September, our talented Kilkenny artist Rob Norwood will showcase his work in a very 
special exhibition in Butler House on Patrick Street in Kilkenny. Rob, 34, is a resident in our Waterford neuro-rehabilitation service and he acquired a brain injury after he was knocked down by a car at just 8 years old. An inspiration to all who meet him, Rob hopes his paintings will help bring positive awareness and understanding of brain injuries.
What’s on in Louth
On Saturday 22nd September, the St. Peter’s Choir is singing out loud for brain injury along with special guests flown in from Germany, the Cantus Wirena. The concert starts at 8pm in St. Peter’s Church in West Drogheda. Tickets are €20. Proceeds from the night are going towards our local service in“Lisrath” towards a wheelchair accessible vehicle for our residents. For more info see our events page or enjoy this article from Drogheda Life.
What’s on in Kildare
10 November join us and #RunWithJack in the Clane 5k/10k Family Fun Run. This fast growing running event attracted more than 650 participants last year, organised by Jack Fadden, 28, who suffered a brain injury at just 21 years of age after a brain bleed. This event is suitable for all levels. Run, walk, roll or skip along. Registrations are open now!
All of these events are in aid of Acquired Brain Injury Ireland.
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