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Wexford women makes remarkable brain injury rehabilitation journey. An appeal is being made across Wexford this week for people to support a local fundraising effort from Acquired Brain Injury Ireland, to fund rehabilitation services in the county.

Access to support and services at the right time, is key for people with brain injuries, says BARBARA O’CONNELL, Chief Executive and co-founder of ...

The 42 hears how ambition, dedication, and grief have driven Knocknaheeny’s Denise O’Sullivan to the World Cup.

Laois-based Niamh Cahill is a teacher, brain injury survivor, and Board Member of Acquired Brain Injury Ireland who experienced a long journey back to health an...

By Joe Barrett A LAOIS school teacher has described her long and difficult battle with a brain injury, as she supports a national appeal for a €6m fund to help…

Rosie Mangan,a zoology graduate in her 30s, is speaking about suffering a brain injury in a car crash. Yesterday, she told of how she faced having to go into a nursing home after she was discharged from a Dublin hospital as Covid-19 struck.

Funding is being sought to move 90 young people out of inappropriate placement in nursing homes and back to the community – as part of as pre-budget submi...

Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABII) says it can assist people on their journey back to a home setting as well has helping them to access the services they need.

In April, one of us—Elizabeth Weiss—gave a talk, titled Has Creationism Crept Back into Archaeology?, at the 86th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (SAA). The 87-year-old SAA

A new dedicated Community Neuro-Rehabilitation Residential Service for brain injury survivors has been opened ...