Headway Ireland

Headway Ireland Headway (headway.ie) offers support & services to people affected by Acquired Brain Injury in Ireland
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We provide services and support following brain injury from accident, fall, stroke, haemorrhage and other causes. Our services help people rebuild their lives, increase their confidence and ability to live independently after injury.

A Dublin Business School researcher is looking for interviewees for a project investigating how people adjust socially a...
01/04/2026

A Dublin Business School researcher is looking for interviewees for a project investigating how people adjust socially and emotionally following brain injury. If you are interested to help, please contact the researcher directly.

Creative arts are an important part of our activities for people following brain injury. They encourage self-expression,...
24/03/2026

Creative arts are an important part of our activities for people following brain injury. They encourage self-expression, develop skills, confidence and bring pleasure. Whether it's weaving, stained glass, singing, photography or a whole range of other activities, our clients never fail to bring their best selves to the work they create. Here's just a sample...

Delighted to be out in Leixlip Library this afternoon for . Headway's Info and Support Officer, Ruth Lunnon, was prese...
21/03/2026

Delighted to be out in Leixlip Library this afternoon for . Headway's Info and Support Officer, Ruth Lunnon, was presenting with Jason Cooke. A big thank you to Niamh Ennis, Librarian, Kildare Library Service for organising today's talk and those who came in from the gorgeous afternoon to hear Jason's story and how Headway helps.

Kildare Library Service
20/03/2026

Kildare Library Service

20/03/2026

Congratulations to the Headway Cork Choir on a stellar performance in the sunshine in Brookfield Health Sciences Complex yesterday!

One of the attendees at our support group for family members in Carlow has set up a social group for aphasia. They have ...
12/03/2026

One of the attendees at our support group for family members in Carlow has set up a social group for aphasia. They have made a documentary about it, which should make interesting viewing. It's being shown in Visual in Carlow on 26th April - save the date!

📣 Family Members Wanted for Research Study – Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)Have you noticed positive or unexpected changes ...
03/03/2026

📣 Family Members Wanted for Research Study – Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)

Have you noticed positive or unexpected changes in your loved one following an acquired brain injury? However small, your experience matters.

Researchers at the University of Limerick are inviting family members to take part in a study exploring post-traumatic growth following adult acquired brain injury.

🧠 What is the study about?
We want to understand:
• How families recognise growth after ABI
• What factors help or hinder growth
• How growth can best be supported

👥 Who can take part?
You can participate if you are:
• A family member of an adult with an acquired brain injury
• Your loved one is at least 2 years post-injury
• Over 18 years of age

💬 What’s involved?
• Join a 1-hour online focus group (4–5 participants)
OR
• Take part in a 1:1 online interview

📅 Online Focus Group Dates (7pm–8pm):
• Thursday 5th March 2026
• Thursday 19th March 2026
• Tuesday 24th March 2026

Recruitment and data collection will run from February–May 2026.

📩 Interested?
You can:
• Email: raleigh.niamh@ul.ie
• Complete the short screening form via the link or QR code in the poster:
https://unioflimerick.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ahCuU5MGbG5go3I

After registering interest, you will receive the Participant Information Sheet, Consent Form, and screening questionnaire. The researcher will then contact you directly to arrange participation.

Please consider sharing this post with families who may be interested.

Thank you for supporting this important research.

And also to say a huge thank you to the athletes themselves, from the Headway Harriers who run the Great Limerick Run fo...
27/02/2026

And also to say a huge thank you to the athletes themselves, from the Headway Harriers who run the Great Limerick Run for Headway!

Once again, the wonderful Headway Harriers athletes are doing the Great Limerick Run. They have been long term supporter...
27/02/2026

Once again, the wonderful Headway Harriers athletes are doing the Great Limerick Run. They have been long term supporters of Headway in Limerick and we'd love you to support them as they raise funds for brain injury services. See their idonate profile below

https://www.idonate.ie/profile/headwayharriersac

Do you have a family member in our service here at Headway? Can you spend 10 minutes completing our annual survey? It wi...
24/02/2026

Do you have a family member in our service here at Headway? Can you spend 10 minutes completing our annual survey? It will help us improve our services. Take the survey using the QR code below or at this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/hwfamsurvey

Big shout out to Debbie O Shea and Trish Hurley who ran an aerobic and yoga event in Highfield Rugby Club to raise funds...
17/02/2026

Big shout out to Debbie O Shea and Trish Hurley who ran an aerobic and yoga event in Highfield Rugby Club to raise funds for our building development in Cork! What ensued was a morning full of positivity, exercise and fun. A whopping € 2100 was raised. Thanks a million to both of ye!

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Blackhall Green, Blackhall Place
Dublin
D7

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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