We stock and sell a range of shoes for men and women in our Care Centres in Dublin and Cork.
If you have any queries, call Dublin on 01 8426273 or Cork on 021 4274229.
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Registration complete – DICE 2018
Thank you for registering for the Annual Diabetes Ireland Exhibition & Conference (DICE) We will update the event webpage if anything changes therefore please bookmark this page on your phone/laptop and check this page right up to the event Person-Centred Care in Diabetes -DICE 2018 We look forward to seeing you. If you have any... View Article
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Lap the Lake – Participant Information
We have compiled a list of tips and useful information to help on your lap of the lake this Sunday. The weather is forecast to be sunny and dry with temperatures of up to 17C. Check the weather forecast the night before and dress accordingly. Registration is from 9:30am – 10.00am. The walk will start at 10.30am... View Article
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Disclaimer
1. Terms of usageThe aim of the Diabetes Ireland’s website is to introduce you to our activities and the website is available for your information, interest and education. Users are asked to read the following Terms of Usage carefully which shall apply to any and all access to the site and to all use of... View Article
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Chicken Curry
Just with a few store cupboard items you can treat yourself to a curry in the time it takes to order and wait for one to be delivered!
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Welcome to Diabetes Ireland
Thank you for joining Diabetes Ireland. Your membership and support allows us to continue educating, empowering and supporting those in Ireland living with diabetes. You will receive your membership pack in the post shortly. Watch out for our quarterly magazine for updates on our work, research and events. You can also keep up to date... View Article
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Living with Diabetes
Living with Diabetes or with someone who has diabetes can bring about a lot of questions about how to manage daily life. In this section we you will find information to help you with the day-to-day living with diabetes. If you need more information please call our helpline on 01 842 8118 (Mon-Fri, 9am – 5pm)... View Article
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VHI Women’s Mini Marathon Registration
Thank you so much for registering to fundraise for Diabetes Ireland in the upcoming VHI Women’s Mini Marathon. You will shortly receive your Diabetes Ireland fundraising pack in the post. In the meantime please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or need help with your fundraising. Thank... View Article
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Membership
Living in Ireland… Living with Diabetes… Do you Need our Support? Join or Renew your Membership Join or renew your membership with Diabetes Ireland by completing our online membership application form today! Some of our members tell us about the benefits they have experienced by becoming a member with Diabetes... View Article
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The National Diabetes Cup 2015
After the success of last years National Diabetes Cup we are delighted to announce it is coming back.
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Newly diagnosed
When newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes it can be overwhelming. Understanding what is happening in the body when a person has diabetes can help make sense of the advice your diabetes care team will provide you with. What is Diabetes ?Diabetes is a long term condition where the amount of glucose in the blood... View Article
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Events
Diabetes Ireland runs many events from public information meetings to support groups to our CODE Educational Programme. So if you are looking for support or education in your area please check out our events listing below. If you would like updates on future events in your area please email [email protected] and we will add you to... View Article
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Are you at risk of type 2 diabetes?
We have just launched our NEW Type 2 Diabetes RISK TEST – Click here to take the test The number of people with diabetes in Ireland is growing rapidly. At present there are an estimated 200,000 people with the condition with approximately 30,000 of these undiagnosed. Knowing the symptoms and risk factors for Type 2... View Article
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