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MND Nurse , Clinical Nurse Manager (CNM) Grade Ⅱ The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) is the primary support organisation in Ireland for people diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), their carers and families. It currently employs three outreach MND nurses who travel around Ireland providing care and support to the MND community.  In light… Read More »

Sometimes Silence Speaks Volumes Imagine an hour…a day….a week without speech. Imagine not being able to say ‘I love you’ this Valentine’s Day. Unfortunately, that is the fate met by most people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND).

We are very excited to announce that some of the top personalities from the rugby community will descend on the RDS for the annual Ireland v England Legends game on Friday, February 1st.  A feature of the rugby calendar, the event raises money for rugby related charities and this year it will support MND too.

Support the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association this Easter!

Motor Neurone Disease Fundraiser in Cloonacool on Friday 11th Jan at 8pm

SPONSORED SWIM TO RAISE FUNDS FOR IRISH MOTOR NEURON DISEASE ASSOCIATION DATE – SATURDAY 5TH JANUARY

12th December 2018 – Irish Life has announced that its employees have raised a fantastic sum of €360,000 for two Irish charities, the largest amount ever donated in a single year by the company.

Campaign contributes €275,000 to charity helping people living with MND The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) has announced plans to hire a fourth nurse to help people living with motor neurone disease in Ireland using funds raised from Fr. Tony Coote’s inspirational Walk While You Can campaign.

We are extremely excited to announce that Fr Tony Coote’s RTE One documentary ‘Walking the Walk’ will be shown tonight Thursday 6th December at 10.15pm.

If you are looking to get some of our IMNDA Christmas Cards – please give the office a call on freephone 1800403403. 

Mellow Tonics are delighted to present their third annual concert for Christmas for Charity!

Jimmy Magee, the Memory Man, was our patron until he sadly passed away on Wednesday 20th September 2017. Jimmy took his patronage very seriously and went above and beyond to represent the IMNDA and spread awareness on the impact of MND.

Please support the County Roscommon Walk While You Can family fun run/walk which takes place on Sunday 25th November at Lecarrow Community Cente, Lecarrow, Co. Roscommon.

This year the IMNDA and 60 Irish charities are asking the public to consider leaving a legacy gift in their wills.       

DAA is proudly hosting a race night in aid of it’s charity partners Laura Lynn, Snowflakes Autism Support and the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA).