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This spring, Acquired Brain Injury Ireland challenges you to face your fears while making a life-changing difference to survivors of brain injury and their families.

The public has been called on this March to 'raise some dough for the 19,000 people who acquire a brain injury each year in Ireland'.

As we start a new year full of opportunity, expert goal setters have revealed their top five tips to achieving life goals in 2019.

As commuter traffic gets ready to return to peak levels in September, Acquired Brain Injury Ireland is calling on anyone cycling to work to wear a helmet at all times, even on short journeys. According to the national charity which is the leading provider of neuro-rehabilitation around the country, wearing a cycle helmet dramatically reduces the risk of a serious head or brain injury in the event of a collision.

The 12th National Carers Week, presently ongoing, recognises the contribution of Ireland’s 360,000 Family Carers, with events being held throughout Ireland from 11 to 17 June.

Cycling enthusiasts from around the country will descend on Sligo over the May bank holiday weekend for the An Post Yeats Tour of Sligo.

The human brain and nervous system are the subject of a special public exhibition to be held at NUI Galway next week.

Brain injury specialists, Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABI Ireland), have developed and launched a concussion application for smartphones with the support of Medtronic, one of the world’s largest medical technology, services, and solutions companies.