Notice of EOPD.ie AGM 2026
Notice: early Onset Parkinson’s Disease ireland AGM, Friday 25th September 2026 at the Guinness Enterprise Centre Annual General Meeting 2026 We are pleased to invite all registered members to attend
Notice: early Onset Parkinson’s Disease ireland AGM, Friday 25th September 2026 at the Guinness Enterprise Centre Annual General Meeting 2026 We are pleased to invite all registered members to attend
Sign up today! Parkinson’s Awareness Day | 11 April 2026 Ready to do something bold, memorable, and meaningful this Parkinson’s Awareness Day? On 11 April 2026, EOPD Ireland is
Saturdays 25 April at 7:00pm Faithlegg Hotel, Co. Waterford The Gala Ball brings together friends, family, and supporters for a night of connection, conversation, and celebration, with exceptional entertainment
Be part of something amazing — help change how Ireland sees Parkinson’s! At EOPD.ie, we believe in the power of people. Volunteers are at the heart of everything we do
Survey: Attitudes of People with Parkinson’s Toward Wearable Devices for Symptom Monitoring The Dublin Neurological Institute and The Mater Hospital are inviting people living with Parkinson’s disease to take part
Join Our Board of Directors — Now Recruiting EOPD.ie is seeking a new Directors to join our voluntary Board and help guide the future of our organisation. This is a
Saturdays at 2:00pm The Raging Bull Boxing Club, Green Lane, Carlow First taster session is free and following sessions are €12 per person. Classes are open to all and run
EOPD’s Fiona Staunton Op-Ed in Irish Examiner: Young People Do Not Belong In Nursing Homes Published in The Irish Examiner, Tuesday 24th June 2025 One man with early onset Parkinson’s
Parkinson’s Research Webinar with Professor Saranna Fanning, July 2nd We are honoured to host a special webinar featuring Professor Saranna Fanning, Assistant Professor of Neurology at Harvard Medical School
We’re delighted to share the full recording of the EOPD.ie webinar:“Insights for the Newly Diagnosed”, featuring Consultant Neurologist Dr. Conor Fearon. In this engaging and informative session, Dr. Fearon discusses
Connection and community matter—especially when navigating the unique challenges of Early Onset Parkinson’s. Being able to talk to others who truly understand can make all the difference. Our online monthly
We’re pleased to share details of the upcoming term of Dancing Well with Parkinson’s, a wonderful initiative led by Dance Theatre of Ireland. These classes are open to all, and