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FutureNeuro, the Research Ireland Centre for Translational Brain Science, is bringing its My Moving Brain Community Connect series to the University of Galway on Saturday, November 1. Funded by the Research Ireland Discover Programme and delivered in partnership with Epilepsy Ireland, the Neurological Alliance of Ireland, and the Galway Sports Partnership, the Galway event is the final stop in this national series exploring brain health and inclusion in sport for people living with brain conditions. The event is supported by the Galway Science and Technology Festival and forms part of the festival’s 2025 programme.

In advance of SUDEP Action Day on October 15, Epilepsy Ireland has appealed to people living with epilepsy and their families to learn more about a devastating aspect of the condition. Sadly, 33 people lose their lives due to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy in Ireland every year.

September is Pain Awareness Month, and Chronic Pain Ireland has adopted the theme ‘Beyond the Surface’ this year, focusing on the hidden struggles of chronic pain and the stigma that surrounds it.

University of Galway has welcomed planning approval for the development of a new School of Medicine Building.

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community held its 23rd annual All-Ireland Convention, known as the Jalsa Salana at the Clayton Hotel in Galway. The gathering brought together Ahmadi Muslims from across Ireland to strengthen their faith and foster a deeper sense of community.

For those seeking the perfect blend of countryside charm and suburban convenience, No 11 Sli an tSruthán in Moycullen has a lot to offer. Tucked away in a well-regarded residential development, this three bedroom semidetached home is a comfortable living space in good condition throughout.

The PSI — the Pharmacy Regulator has launched of a public consultation on draft guidance1 to support enhanced transparency on the pricing of medicines, fees and professional services in pharmacy so that patients and the public can make informed decisions about their health and treatment.

Safeguarding Ireland is encouraging more people to make a future healthcare plan – called an Advance Healthcare Directive – as just four per cent of people in Ireland have one.

Specsavers Galway has launched a new campaign to drive awareness of the growing issue of childhood myopia, or short-sightedness. The campaign urges parents to take early action, with experts warning that too much screen time and too little natural daylight are key risk factors in the development of myopia, a condition rising globally.

University of Galway is inviting the public to contribute to an initiative aimed at exploring important health-related questions and helping shape the future of health research.