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The Neurological Alliance of Ireland April 2026 Newsletter is jam-packed with our recent activities.

We have done a full analysis of Brain Awareness Week 2026, and once again the week was jam packed and turned out to be one of the biggest and busiest weeks to date. The Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) has led the way in promoting and co-ordinating the week throughout Ireland since 2005.

Chair of the Cross Party Oireachtas Group on Neurological Conditions, Deputy Colm Burke, has shared a Statement for Support for the findings of the NAI report launched yesterday.

New research published by the Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) highlights significant gaps in neurology services ten years on from the publication of the National Model of Care for Neurology Services.

The Neurological Alliance of Ireland is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Advocacy intern to join our team for a six month period.

A Cork nurse working with children with epilepsy came up with a plan for Cork University Hospital that has saved the HSE €260,000 and freed up hundreds of bed days in just two years.

The Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) have put together a series of three videos for the My Neurology Nurse and Me campaign. We brought together in conversation, clinical nurse specialists, people living with a neurological conditions, carers and family members.

On Monday, March 16th, to launch National Brain Awareness Week, we hosted a webinar: My Neurology Nurse And Me - Highlighting the Vital Role of Nurse Specialists in Neurological Care.

On Monday, March 16th, NAI will kickstart Brain Awareness Week by hosting a launch webinar: My Neurology Nurse And Me - Highlighting the Vital Role of Nurse Specialists in Neurological Care

NAI CEO Mags Rogers joined a distinguished line-up of speakers from across healthcare to highlight the collaboration that has led to the first postgraduate course for neurology nurses in Ireland.