Returning to Work
As the country begins to reopen, you may think about returning to work. We cannot give specific advice as each person's health is unique to them, but we have written…
As the country begins to reopen, you may think about returning to work. We cannot give specific advice as each person's health is unique to them, but we have written…
25/05/20 - The National Renal Office has published data in relation to dialysis and transplant patients with Covid-19 infection. Please click the document or click here to view.
The Irish Kidney Association today announced that it's 12th annual Run For A Life will be held virtually. The event, which has been in Dublin's Corkagh Park for the past…
We had some fabulous entries to our recent COVID-19 "Beating The Boredom" competition, and now it's time to find out who has won themselves a One-4-All voucher! There were initially…
Contest description A video contest organised by Irish Kidney Association (IKA) for the entertainment of others on our website. Contest opens for entries on 20 April 2020. Entry is free.…
People awaiting kidney transplants have expressed concerns that no date has yet been given as to when the surgeries, which were paused because of the coronavirus, will resume. Read the full article…
Update 1: The Irish government have launched a new webpage with lots of advice and tips on how you can look after your mental wellbeing and cope with your new…
Press Release Published: 3 April 2020 From: Department of Health Click here to view original document. Minister for Health Simon Harris has today (Friday, 3 April) signed two statutory instruments to…
‘Between Stimulus and Response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom’ Dr Viktor E.…
The Irish Kidney Association are pleased to confirm the 30c per kilometre, for self-management of your own transport from your home to your dialysis centre and return, is now available…