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Migrant Nurses Ireland MNI is an organisation aiming to safe guard, improve and protect the professional, occupational and s
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Aim: To help bring migrant nurses into a trade union culture and ensure a strong relationship between the migrant nurses and the INMO.

🌍 MIGRANT NURSES IRELAND2nd NATIONAL CONFERENCE – HIGHLIGHTS📅 19 September 2026 | 📍 The Richmond, DublinMigrant Nurses I...
24/09/2026

🌍 MIGRANT NURSES IRELAND

2nd NATIONAL CONFERENCE – HIGHLIGHTS
📅 19 September 2026 | 📍 The Richmond, Dublin

Migrant Nurses Ireland successfully concluded its 2nd National Conference, bringing together migrant nurses, delegates, professional organisations, government representatives, An Garda Síochána, diplomatic representatives and other stakeholders.

✨ Key Highlights

🔹 Conference Theme: “Addressing the Increasing Incidents of Racial Violence Affecting Migrant Nurses”

🔹 Powerful Panel Discussion on racial violence, hate crime, workplace discrimination, reporting mechanisms and support for victims.

🔹 All Conference Motions received unanimous support from delegates.

🔹 Democratic Leadership Elections: A new national leadership was elected, including the Central Committee, which was democratically elected by the delegates.

🔹 High-level participation from the Minister for Health, INMO, An Garda Síochána, NMBI, Indian Embassy and international nursing representatives.

🔹 MNI Magazine officially launched – another milestone in documenting and communicating the voice and contribution of migrant nurses.

🔹 Outstanding multinational cultural programme, celebrating the diversity and talents of our nursing community.

🔹 Contributions to the nursing fraternity recognised and celebrated.

🙏 MNI extends sincere thanks to all delegates, speakers, guests, sponsors, supporters and volunteers who made the 2nd National Conference a memorable success.

Together, we move forward with renewed commitment to dignity, equality, safety, professional recognition and inclusion for migrant nurses in Ireland.

Migrant Nurses Ireland – Stronger Together.

Dear Colleagues,As you may know, the NMBI board member elections are currently underway and will remain open until 1st O...
24/09/2026

Dear Colleagues,
As you may know, the NMBI board member elections are currently underway and will remain open until 1st October.
We strongly encourage you to support Melba Vilson for the Care of the Older Person division.

How to Vote:
1. Check Your Inbox: Look for the official voting email sent by the NMBI.

2. Access the Ballot: Click on the secure voting link provided in the email.

3. Cast Your Vote: Select Melba Vilson as your preferred candidate under the Care of the Older Person division.

4. Submit: Confirm and submit your ballot.

Missing your email? If you haven't received your voting link, please contact the NMBI directly at [email protected] or call the office at +353 1 639 8500 to report it.

Thank you very much for your ongoing encouragement, engagement, and support.
Best regards,
MNI team.

Dear all,We are delighted to share that we now have an excellent line-up of confirmed speakers for both our panel discus...
17/09/2026

Dear all,

We are delighted to share that we now have an excellent line-up of confirmed speakers for both our panel discussion and public session, along with an exciting programme of entertainment and cultural performances.
🌟 Our Confirmed Speakers
Chief Guest
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD
Minister for Health

Keynote Speaker
H.E. Manish Gupta
Ambassador of India to Ireland

Distinguished Guests
Bejoy Sebastian – President, Royal College of Nursing (UK)
Phil Ní Sheaghdha – General Secretary, Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO)
Gráinne Sheeran – Deputy Chief Nursing Officer
Patricia Nolan – Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI)
🎤 Panel Discussion

Our important panel discussion on “Addressing the Increasing Incidents of Racial Violence Affecting Migrant Nurses” will feature:

Sergeant Dermot Delaney – Garda National Diversity and Integration Unit
Dr Ebun Joseph – Ireland’s Special Rapporteur on Racial Equality and Racism, and leading race relations and inclusion consultant, academic, author and equality advocate
Sr Helen Ugbome – Chairperson, Internationally Educated Section, INMO
Moderator: Mr Tony Fitzpatrick – Director of Professional Services, INMO
🎶 Entertainment & Cultural Performances

The day will also feature an exciting programme of entertainment, including performances by For the Record band, featuring a mix of Irish and Filipino singers, as well as a special Indian classical dance performance.

With an outstanding line-up of speakers, an important discussion on racial violence and inclusion, and a wonderful celebration of our multicultural community, this promises to be a memorable national conference.

Places are limited and only a few hours remain to register. Please reserve your place without delay.

👉 Register here: https://happydots.ie/nurs

We look forward to welcoming you all on this Saturday and sharing this special occasion together.

Dear all,We are delighted to share that we now have an excellent line-up of confirmed speakers for both our panel discus...
17/09/2026

Dear all,

We are delighted to share that we now have an excellent line-up of confirmed speakers for both our panel discussion and public session, along with an exciting programme of entertainment and cultural performances.
🌟 Our Confirmed Speakers
Chief Guest
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD
Minister for Health

Keynote Speaker
H.E. Manish Gupta
Ambassador of India to Ireland

Distinguished Guests
Bejoy Sebastian – President, Royal College of Nursing (UK)
Phil Ní Sheaghdha – General Secretary, Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO)
Gráinne Sheeran – Deputy Chief Nursing Officer
Patricia Nolan – Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI)
🎤 Panel Discussion

Our important panel discussion on “Addressing the Increasing Incidents of Racial Violence Affecting Migrant Nurses” will feature:

Sergeant Dermot Delaney – Garda National Diversity and Integration Unit
Dr Ebun Joseph – Ireland’s Special Rapporteur on Racial Equality and Racism, and leading race relations and inclusion consultant, academic, author and equality advocate
Sr Helen Ugbome – Chairperson, Internationally Educated Section, INMO
Moderator: Mr Tony Fitzpatrick – Director of Professional Services, INMO
🎶 Entertainment & Cultural Performances

The day will also feature an exciting programme of entertainment, including performances by For the Record band, featuring a mix of Irish and Filipino singers, as well as a special Indian classical dance performance.

With an outstanding line-up of speakers, an important discussion on racial violence and inclusion, and a wonderful celebration of our multicultural community, this promises to be a memorable national conference.

Places are limited and only a few hours remain to register. Please reserve your place without delay.

👉 Register here: https://happydots.ie/nurs

We look forward to welcoming you all on this Saturday and sharing this special occasion together.

Congratulations on your re-election as President of the Royal College of Nursing, Bejoy! Your resounding victory is a tr...
10/09/2026

Congratulations on your re-election as President of the Royal College of Nursing, Bejoy! Your resounding victory is a true testament to your unwavering commitment and exceptional leadership. Wishing you every success as you embark on a second term of impactful service.

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