3rd Annual BRCA Information Seminar
Red Cow Moran Hotel , IrelandThe Marie Keating Foundation is holding their 3rd Annual BRCA Information Seminar; a conference for people and families affected by the BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 genes. Leading experts in this field will cover topics such as: · Dr. Terri McVeigh – Personalised Medicine for men and women with inherited BRCA alterations · The impact... View Article
Irish Heart Foundation Hands for Life – Castleknock Lions Club
Castleknock Lawn Tennis Club Old Navan Road, Castleknock, Dublin, IrelandCastleknock Lions Club, Dublin - Hands for Life Hands for Life: Community CPR Training is an Irish Heart Foundation programme, supported by Abbott and ESB Networks, providing FREE CPR training in communities across Ireland for adults aged 18 years and over. Each training course takes less than an hour to complete. The course concentrates on recognising... View Article
Don’t Cook Yourself
This summer, the Marie Keating Foundation and Donal Skehan are asking you to BBQ for life, and have your BBQ remembered for all the right reasons. Ireland has one of the highest death rates from melanoma skin cancer in Europe, and skin cancer is to date, the most common cancer amongst men in Ireland. This... View Article
Bowel Cancer Awareness Month
Bowel cancer is the second most common cancer in men, affecting over 1,731 men each year in Ireland. The good news is, when detected early, bowel cancer is very treatable. To get to know that facts about bowel cancer, learn the signs and symptoms of the disease and get to know the risk factors, visit... View Article
Men’s Lunchtime Live – Facebook livestream
OnlineThis workshop is brought to you by Look Good Feel Better in partnership with Marie Keating Foundation and is one not to be missed! This Lunchtime Livestream will be hosted by Mary Drummond, lead makeup artist with Dancing With The Stars and Look Good Feel better volunteer, and will focus on men and how they... View Article
Alzheimer’s Memory Walk
Nationwide , IrelandJoin us on September 20th for Memory Walk 2020! About this Event During World Alzheimer’s month on Sunday September 20th we are asking you to join us for our first virtual Alzheimer’s Memory Walk event which this year is proudly supported by Iceland. There are over 500,000 families affected by dementia in Ireland and we wanted to introduce an event that... View Article
National Walking Day
Nationwide , IrelandWe Invite you to Celebrate Walking on Sunday 27th September! Get Ireland Walking invite you to join the 3.1 million people who are walking since Covid-19 began and take part in our National Walking Day, on Sunday 27th September as part of European Week of Sport, working with Ireland’s network of Local Sports Partnership. ... View Article
Cancer Week 2020
Nationwide , IrelandCANCER WEEK 2020 – REGISTER YOUR EVENT MONDAY 28 SEPTEMBER – SUNDAY 4 OCTOBER 2020 Help us talk about cancer! Register an event in your workplace, community, club, or organisation please by completing the short registration form below. Your event can be anything related to cancer – from prevention and early detection to treatment and... View Article
Living Well Programme – A Programme for Adults with Long-Term Health Conditions
Online EventAre you living with a long-term health condition? Examples include (but are not limited to) diabetes, heart conditions, stroke, COPD, asthma, Crohn’s disease, arthritis, kidney disease, Multiple sclerosis. What is the Living Well programme? Living Well is a free online group programme, delivered over six workshops (2.5hrs x 6). It is delivered by trained leaders, most of whom... View Article
Living Well Programme – A Programme for Adults with Long-Term Health Conditions
Online EventAre you living with a long-term health condition? Examples include (but are not limited to) diabetes, heart conditions, stroke, COPD, asthma, Crohn’s disease, arthritis, kidney disease, Multiple sclerosis. What is the Living Well programme? Living Well is a free online group programme, delivered over six workshops (2.5hrs x 6). It is delivered by trained leaders, most of whom... View Article