Acquired Brain Injury Ireland

Acquired Brain Injury Ireland Every brain injury is unique. We are the leading provider of community-based rehabilitation services for people living with an acquired brain injury in Ireland.

We help rebuild lives after brain injury through community rehabilitation and support services nationwide.

💜 Donate: www.abiireland.ie/donate

💜 Fundraise: www.abiireland.ie/events Our mission is to passionately serve and relentlessly advocate to empower and support people impacted by brain injury to rebuild their lives. Approximately 19,000 people acquire a brain injury in Ireland each year. Acq

uired Brain Injury Ireland was founded on the belief that with the correct environment and appropriate supports, people with brain injury can live a meaningful life in the community. When we maximise ability, we can change lives.

02/09/2026

💙 Could your workplace be more carer-friendly?

Many employees are balancing work with caring for a family member — often quietly.

The Caring Workplace Initiative, developed by Acquired Brain Injury Ireland and Care Alliance Ireland, supports employers to recognise, support and retain Family Carers in the workplace.

Small changes can make a big difference — helping employees feel supported while enabling organisations to retain valuable skills and experience.

🎥 Watch our short video to find out more.

We have a great update to share from our Kerry service. Our person served, Teresa Cummins and team member, Sandra O'Sull...
28/08/2026

We have a great update to share from our Kerry service. Our person served, Teresa Cummins and team member, Sandra O'Sullivan were delighted to attend the launch of Kerry Social Farming's Alternative Respite Programme on 24 July. Whilst there, they met Minister for Children, Disability and Equality, Norma Foley.

Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABI Ireland) is delighted to once again be a recipient of funding through the Department ...
27/08/2026

Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABI Ireland) is delighted to once again be a recipient of funding through the Department of Children, Disability and Equality's Disability Participation and Awareness Fund, managed by Rethink Ireland.

Thanks to this funding, we can continue to deliver our digital assistive technology programme, creATe, which provides tailored assistive technology (AT) interventions, training and support to brain injury survivors and their support networks, helping to increase independence and enhance quality of life in everyday settings.

Many thanks to Minister Norma Foley (Minister for Children, Disability and Equality) and Minister Emer Higgins (Minister of State for Disability) for their continued support for the participation and inclusion of people with disabilities in their communities.

It seems all of our persons served have been busy in the garden this Summer! Here's an update from Cloch Cora, our Assis...
25/08/2026

It seems all of our persons served have been busy in the garden this Summer! Here's an update from Cloch Cora, our Assisted Living home in Waterford. Our residents there have been growing beautiful flowers, mixed salad leaves, beetroot, runner beans, strawberries, leeks and carrots. Resident, Adriana is busy weeding while residents, Pat and Victor are getting the wooden surrounds ready for painting. Doesn't the garden look great? Well done to all of our residents for doing such a fantastic job!

Calling all Cork people! Our Macroom team is hosting a bingo fundraiser at the Castle Hotel, Macroom, Cork on Sunday, 27...
22/08/2026

Calling all Cork people! Our Macroom team is hosting a bingo fundraiser at the Castle Hotel, Macroom, Cork on Sunday, 27 September and everyone is welcome!Bingo starts at 3pm but you can buy your bingo books from 2pm.

Bring your family and friends, enjoy a fun afternoon of bingo, and be in with a chance to win some fantastic prizes generously donated by local businesses.

No booking required, simply turn up on the day and join the fun while supporting people living with acquired brain injury in your community. See you there!

We have a brilliant update to share from our Cork and Kerry team. Over the last 3 months, service user, Darragh Stack fr...
19/08/2026

We have a brilliant update to share from our Cork and Kerry team. Over the last 3 months, service user, Darragh Stack from Co. Kerry has been instrumental in designing a sleep well-being workshop for people affected by brain injury. Sleep management is key in brain injury rehabilitation, as it allows your brain time to recover.

Darragh was inspired by his background in IT and wanting to support other brain injury survivors with practical tools for sleep support. These workshops took place over a 4-week period, with Darragh leading the group, supported by our Senior Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Natasha Fitzgerald-Yau.

The group explored a variety of important topics, such as sleep and brain injury, blue light and screens, and practical sleep technology supports. The group received very positive feedback and Darragh hopes to continue rolling it out to as many other brain injury survivors as possible.

Well done, Darragh, this is a fantastic achievement!

Our Meath Local Service and Case Manager, Ann and Case Manager, Siobhan were delighted to attend a Family Fun Day at the...
16/08/2026

Our Meath Local Service and Case Manager, Ann and Case Manager, Siobhan were delighted to attend a Family Fun Day at the Knightsbrook Hotel in Trim last weekend. Their stall looked fantastic, enhanced by the incredible artwork created by our Meath clubhouse members. Our team had a brilliant time and spoke to many family members. They were also delighted to meet the contestants who attended the day.

Wishing Donegal Rose, Emma Nelis the very best of luck at the Rose of Tralee this weekend! We’re so grateful to Emma and...
14/08/2026

Wishing Donegal Rose, Emma Nelis the very best of luck at the Rose of Tralee this weekend! We’re so grateful to Emma and her mum for their amazing support this year. Thank you both for everything you’ve done. We’ll be cheering Emma on all the way!

Rose of Tralee International Festival

Donegal Rose - Rose of Tralee

11/08/2026

Did you know that 1 in 9 employees in Ireland is a family carer? That means carers are already a vital part of your workforce. Are you doing enough to support them?

Supporting carers isn't just the right thing to do, it's a smart business move. It helps you to attract talent, retain valuable employees, increase productivity and build stronger, more inclusive organisations.

Join the Caring Workplace Initiative today and make your workplace one where employees can thrive at work and in their caring role.

Support carers. Retain talent. Future-proof your workforce.
Find out more about our free programme at abiireland.ie/the-caring-workplace

We would like to say thank you to the Darmody family, who are hosting a Tractor Run tomorrow (9 August) in aid of our Cl...
08/08/2026

We would like to say thank you to the Darmody family, who are hosting a Tractor Run tomorrow (9 August) in aid of our Cloch Cora assisted living home in Waterford. Registration starts at 1pm at Darmody's Bar, Littleton, Waterford and all vehicles are welcome.

In 2021, John Darmody acquired a brain injury and his life was turned upside down.
Supported by our team at Cloch Cora, John has made fantastic progress on his rehabilitation journey. To thank our team for their wonderful support, John and his family have organised this brilliant Tractor run. Anyone who knows John will know that farming is a huge part of who he is so this is the perfect choice of fundraiser.

There will be some light refreshments and a raffle on the day, so there's something for all the family! We are incredibly grateful to John’s family for organising what promises to be a brilliant event.

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100 George's Street Upper, 2nd Floor Block A Century Court
Dublin
A96R2V3

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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