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People can learn more about a condition which affects an estimated 7,000 Galway people at a free event in Salthill on Friday April 20.

This year the Psoriasis Association of Ireland and medical professionals are urging the 2,400 Mayo people with psoriasis to put managing their condition at the top of their New Year’s resolution list.

The Psoriasis Association of Ireland is urging the estimated 2,400 psoriasis patients living in Mayo to seek treatment for their condition rather than suffer in silence.

A special public information meeting for Carlow Psoriasis patients will take place in the Seven Oaks Hotel, Tuesday, October 7.

The estimated 1,500 Carlow people suffering from psoriasis including famous Carlovian Richie Kavanagh are being urged to attend a special convention next month to hear from a Kilkenny woman who can help manage their suffering.

A leading dermatologist is to address a public psoriasis information meeting in Ormonde Hotel, this Tuesday evening March 31.

The Psoriasis Association of Ireland has urged psoriasis sufferers throughout Mayo to set up a local support group. National committee member Ronan Farrelly said many people who have the skin disease suffer in silence and prefer not to discuss their condition. In many cases people avoid social situations like going to the shops, attending parties, participating in sporting or community events, he said.

Psoriasis patients in Galway are invited to attend either of two free Psoriasis Information days next Wednesday July 1.

Two leading doctors will address the sixth national convention of the Psoriasis Association of Ireland in the Galway Bay Hotel, Salthill, on Saturday, September 19 and the Psoriasis Association of Ireland is urging the estimated 2,400 sufferers from the county to attend the one-day event.