Eamon McPartlin is the lived experience representative nominee to the board of NAI. Eamon lives with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and another neurological condition called Dystonia. Eamon is founder and chair of FND Ireland, the first Irish registered charity supporting those living with FND.
Anélle Marynowski is currently Director of Services for Dublin Northeast and Dublin Midlands with Enable Ireland. She has held this position since August 2019. Prior to that she managed to Children's Disability teams. She also worked as a speech and language therapist for many years before moving into management. Enable Ireland delivers services to both adults and children across Ireland.
Mark Murphy is the Senior Policy Manager for the Irish Heart Foundation, the national stroke and heart charity. Having joined in 2018, Mark manages and leads policy development within the organisation. This includes tobacco & nicotine addiction, stroke and heart policy, climate change, active travel, and air pollution.
Fiona Murphy is Chief Executive of Headway Brain Injury Services and Support, with over twenty years’ experience in governance and management roles in services for individuals with acquired brain injury and their families. Headway provides community-based rehabilitation services, including case management, rehabilitation training, day rehabilitation, information & support, and neuropsychological services.
Dr Brian O’Neill was educated at Trinity College Dublin (BA, 1997) and Glasgow (DClinPsy, 2002; MScClinNeuropsychol, 2006), where he is an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer. Brian has worked in neurorehabilition since qualifying in 2002, currently working as a Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist with Galway Acquired Brain Injury services, provided by Quest (NLN) and RehabCare.
Sinéad Crawley is National Service Manager with Acquired Brain Injury Ireland, with over ten years of experience in management roles with services for those with an acquired brain injury. ABI Ireland provide specialist neurorehabilitation services, including residential, assisted living, community-based rehabilitation, Case Management and more.
Roisin is currently Managing Director of Merck Healthcare in Ireland and has held this position for 12 years. She is also a strategy board member of the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare association where she chairs the Regulatory Affairs group.
Edina O’Driscoll has close to 20 years experience working in the area of Neurorehabilitation. She has worked clinically as an Occupational Therapist and then as RTU and Brain Injury Programme Manager at the National Rehabilitation Hospital from 2001 to 2014.
John Inocentes, BSN, RGN, is a Clinical Research Nurse at the Dublin Neurological Institute, specializing in neurology research and innovative patient care. He has managed national and international funded research, service improvement projects, and integrated advanced technologies in movement disorders.
Jackie Keogh, community worker for Mayo, Roscommon, North and East Galway is NAI member MS Ireland's nominee to the board of NAI.
Alison Cotter is NAI member Irish Platform for Patients, Science and Industry (IPPOSI) nominee to the board of NAI. Alison is a graduate of Law and Business at the University of Galway, and is their Policy and Advocacy Manager IPPOSI.