We are delighted to announce the launch of the inaugural Neurology Support Centre / ATU research bursary, in collaboration with the Neuroplasticity Research Group of ATU Sligo. This will fund a 2 year research project … Read More
Here is the fabulous video of our recent Surf & Swing event in Strandhill. I think our event videographer, Peter Martin, did a fantastic job of showcasing the event and how much people enjoyed themselves, … Read More
The Neurology Support Centre has been announced as this year’s charity partner at the ‘So Funny’ Sligo Comedy Festival. The ‘So Funny’ festival attracts the very best in Irish comedy and takes place in Anderson’s … Read More
Thank you Sligo live festival for supporting us and allowing us to be at the ATU Arena shows. Also a very special thank you to our team for helping out and to everyone for your … Read More
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Thanks to all of our members who came to our Christmas Lunch in the Radisson Hotel. It was great to have everyone all in one place in a social setting and we would like to thank … Read More
New research suggests MS could be treated using mRNA, which has also been used to create two of the COVID-19 vaccines. We take a look behind the headlines to see what this could mean for people living with MS.
SCIENTISTS in Scotland have made a “very exciting breakthrough” in the race to find a cure for motor neurone disease.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh identified a key cause of the illness which could be combatted by repurposing drugs approved for other diseases.
