A Public Education Meeting will be held in the Ardboyne Hotel, Navan on Wednesday 12th November at 7pm. Opening Remarks will be made by Sinead Hanley, Regional Development Officer with Diabetes Ireland.
A Public Education Meeting about managing type 2 diabetes will be held in the The Abbey Court Hotel in Nenagh, Co Tipperary on Wednesday 12th November 2014 at 7pm.
A Diabetes Awareness Day will take place on November 13th at St Columcilles Hospital. Ms Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist with Diabetes Ireland will be available on the day to answer any questions you have. All are welcome. Further details Jenny Dunbar 086 8184687 or email: jenny.dunbar@diabetes.ie
Awareness morning at Rathkeale Community Centre Hall, Co Limerick. Pauline Dunne, Senior Dietitian & Regional Development Officer with Diabetes Ireland, will be available to answer your queries.
Free diabetes screening & awareness day will take place at Cavan General Hospital on the 14th of November. Sinead Hanley, dietitian with Diabetes Ireland, will be available to answer your queries. For further details contact the Diabetes Ireland office on 1850 909 909.
Free diabetes risk assessment & screening will take place at Tesco Greystones on World diabetes Day 14th November from 10 – 2pm. Jenny Dunbar, diabetes nurse, Diabetes Ireland will be available to answer your queries. For further details contact Siobhan O’Grady at 1850 909 909.
The Diabetes Centre at University Hospital Galway will be celebrating World Diabetes Day on Friday 14th November 2014.
To mark World Diabetes Day, staff from the Diabetes Department, Louth Hospital Group are hosting a free Information Evening on... View Article
Wicklow & District Lions Club are holding a table quiz in aid of Diabetes Ireland.
The Laois Branch are delighted to invite you all their first ever Christmas Party on the 7th of December in... View Article
The winner of Octobers’s direct debit draw is Stephen Hevey, Dublin 2 (Ball No: 1143) Congratulations Stephen! Sign up for... View Article
Save the date for our Sweetpea Kidz Club Christmas party. More details to follow.
First Ever Person with Type 1 Diabetes Receives Experimental Encapsulated Human Stem Cell-Derived Beta Cell Replacement Therapy. Diabetes Ireland Research Alliance, a subsidiary of Diabetes Ireland, and a partner of JDRF (UK) is delighted to hear of this milestone. Encapsulated cell therapies have the potential to fundamentally transform the lives of people with type 1 diabetes.
A joint venture between Mayo PCCC, HSE West, Mayo General Hospital, Croí, and Diabetes Ireland will see the month of... View Article
A free CODE Type 2 education programme will take place in Cootehill, Co Cavan. Commencing Tuesday the18th of November and... View Article
As more and more people are being diagnosed with diabetes, HSE services are being simply overwhelmed and are struggling to cope with the number of patients seeking diabetes treatment. Meanwhile, people with diabetes have to manage their condition on a day to day basis. Without proper education and understanding of the condition, this is not easy.
A free CODE Type 2 education programme will take place in Bayview Medical Centre, Ballyshannon, Co Donegal, commencing on Tuesday 14th of October. The course will run for three concescutive weeks with a further session in 6 months (tbc)...
The Sligo/Leitrim Parents Group in conjunction with Diabetes Ireland would like to invite you to an Information Topic: ‘Psychological Aspects... View Article
It's official, The National Diabetes Cup 2014 was award winning. The National Diabetes Cup was recently nominated for an IMSTA’s Med Tech Award for Community And Social Awareness and was beat out some stiff competition to be chosen as the winner. As massive well done to Bayer and Medtronic, our sponsors. But a special thank you to everyone who took part and help make the event such a success.
Diabetes Ireland is delighted to hear of the Harvard success and congratulate Professor Melton and colleagues on figuring out the complex series of steps necessary to turn stem cells into beta cells. Hopefully, they can negotiate the regulations for mass production so that an abundant supply of beta cells is available an new and innovative methods will be developed to cure/treat Type 1 diabetes.
