Organisation
CINP: International Guidelines for the Algorithmic Treatment of Schizophrenia Webinar
The International College of Neuropsycopharmacology Webinar introducing, INTEGRATE: International Guidelines for the Algorithmic Treatment of Schizophrenia. Hosted by Prof. Dan Siskind (Brisbane, Australia) 🗓️ Date: Monday, November 10, 2025 🕓…
Applications invited for locum Consultant Neurologist position
Applications are invited for a locum consultant neurologist position at Tallaght University Hospital and the Midland Regional Hospital at Portlaoise. The post will allow for the development of a new…
Irish Neurology Nursing Forum
The IRISH NEUROLOGY NURSING FORUM is an non-profit organisation established in 2022. Representing and promoting the vital role of Neurology nurses in Ireland. Membership is open to all nurses registered with…
World Federation of Neurology Digital Neurology Updates
World Federation of Neurology Digital Neurology Updates
Irish Epilepsy League
The IEL is a not-for-profit organisation, a chapter of the ILAE, dedicated to promote education, research and advocacy for people with epilepsy and health professionals dedicated to the care of…
Launch of World Federation of Neurology e-Learning Hub
The World Federation of Neurology has officially launched its novel e-Learning Hub on its website.
Neurology National Clinical Programme and Clinical Lead
Established over 10 years ago, the National Clinical Programmes are a collaboration between the Health Service Executive, postgraduate medical training colleges and other healthcare professional groups. There are currently over…
HSE – National Rare Diseases Office
The HSE National Rare Diseases Office (NRDO) was established by the HSE in 2015. It serves as the national rare disease ‘coordination hub’ and the HSE main contact and driver of rare disease initiatives and projects
Rare Diseases lecture series at South Dublin Libraries
The Executive Librarian in South Dublin Libraries has produced a brochure to introduce and publicise a number of talks which are aimed at individuals with Rare Diseases in Ireland and their families