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To help our members prioritise their wellbeing over the summer months, Parkinson’s Ireland has commissioned a new series of guided videos covering a range of activities including yoga, mindfulness, and exercise.
Created specifically for people living with Parkinson’s, these sessions are designed to support both physical and emotional wellbeing and can be followed at...
People with Parkinson’s (PD) can still get dehydration, heat exhaustion, or heat stroke like anyone else. Some people find their symptoms worsen in higher temperatures. Not everyone notices sensitivity to heat, but even small increases in temperature can affect how you feel.
Can heat worsen Parkinson’s symptoms or increase the risk of general heat-related p...
Parkinson’s Ireland is pleased to present our 2025 Annual Report, the first Annual Report produced by the organisation.
This report marks an important milestone in our journey and reflects our strengthened commitment to transparency, accountability, and good governance. Our governance framework continues to evolve i...
Monday 15 June
Celebrate Bloomsday with the Wicklow Parkinson’s Choir at 11.30am in the Ashford Community & Heritage Centre. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge to attend. Bloomsday attire entirely optional!
Friday 19 June
Enjoy a wonderful concert by the Wicklow Singers, with all proceeds to the Wicklow Branch....
Following the recent launch of our counselling service, we have experienced very strong demand, highlighting the significant need for this type of support within the Parkinson’s community.
As a result, the service is currently operating at full capacity, with extended waiting times for new appointments.
To ensure that people can access sup...