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The annual Family Day that we usually host in Barretstown Camp will be taking place online this year on Sunday 6th December 11am-12:30pm. There will be games, arts and crafts, Christmas decorations, and even a visit from a special Elf! This free event is open to families affected by brain tumours. We hope you will […]
Our annual Remembrance Service will take place online this year on Sunday, 22nd of November at 4.30pm. It is a non-denominational service for people who have lost a loved one due to a brain tumour. To join us for this online service please contact info@braintumourireland.com.
Brain Tumour Ireland has launched a new website for families affected by a paediatric brain tumour diagnosis. You can access the new Brain Tumour Ireland Paediatric site here. Brain Tumour Awareness Week 2020 is shining a light on paediatric brain tumours, raising awareness of the impact that such a condition has on children and their […]
Brain Tumour Awareness Week 2020 is taking place from Monday, 19th to Friday, 23rd October. This year, we’re shining a light on the impact of paediatric brain tumours, raising awareness of the impact that such a condition has on children and their families. We have a series of online events running throughout the week designed […]
Our annual Brain Tumour Ireland run is going virtual for 2020! To take part in this event, you can walk, jog or run either 5km or 10k, anytime between Sunday November 1st & Sunday November 8th. Entries cost €20 and this year we have a beautiful finisher’s medal for you as a souvenir […]
Brain Tumour Ireland is holding a series of music therapy classes online for brain tumour patients, their family members and carers. Thank you to music therapist Jess O’Donoghue for the gift of her time and talents to this series, which is free of charge to participants. The sessions incorporate guided music relaxation and allow time […]
You could attend the Galway Races Virtual Ladies Day (30th July) in style this year by winning this beautiful hat kindly donated to Brain Tumour Ireland by Galway native and world renowned milliner Philip Treacy. We are running an online raffle and you can enter here. Each ticket costs €10 and you will be allocated […]
Caring for carers is so important, especially at this time. We hope you can join our zoom coffee morning and information session on Saturday 20th June @ 11am, which is open to family, friends and carers of brain tumour patients. Register for this free event by emailing sandra@braintumourireland.com and we will send out your […]
The International Brain Tumour Alliance and the US Society for Neuro-Oncology (SNO) are conducting an international survey “COVID-19: the brain tumour patient and caregiver experience”. The survey closes on 30 April 2020. Click here to take part.
Do you need information or support? Maybe even just a chat? We are here. We know that this is a very challenging time for people living with brain tumours, particularly anyone receiving a new diagnosis. We want to continue to support you, your families and/or carers. What is the most difficult aspect of COVID-19 for […]
The Ronnie Fehily Foundation CHY20506. Founded in 2012 by a small group of people caring for a family member who was sadly lost to a Brain Tumour.
Brain Tumour Ireland is a registered charity (Registered Charity Number: 20102128 / Revenue Number: 20506).
A little goes a long way and allows us to help and provide support for people and families directly affected by brain tumours.
