PSPA Ireland

PSPA Ireland Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from PSPA Ireland, Nonprofit Organization, Carmichael House 4, North Brunswick Street, Dublin.

Working for a world free of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) and Corticibasal Degeneration (CBD) by raising awareness, providing support , advice and representing our members at national and international level

Congratulations to John & Cian Adams on raising awareness of FTD and the need for more support.  This type of dementia i...
29/05/2026

Congratulations to John & Cian Adams on raising awareness of FTD and the need for more support. This type of dementia is also experienced in people diagnosed with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and Corticobasal Degeneration. Well Done on your great achievements to date.

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29/05/2026

Donegal Support Meeting
Tuesday 16th June 10.30-12.00
For information 087 3821377

Gemma Mc Carrick is training hard for the VHI Women's Mini Marathon Show your support and donate at
26/05/2026

Gemma Mc Carrick is training hard for the VHI Women's Mini Marathon Show your support and donate at

Gemma McCarrick's Page for PSPA Ireland, created by Gemma McCarrick | iDonate.ie

Remember to support Nellie in this year VHI Women's Mini Marathon. which takes place 31st May 2026
26/05/2026

Remember to support Nellie in this year VHI Women's Mini Marathon. which takes place 31st May 2026

Nellie Jones's Fundraising Page for PSPA Ireland, created by Nellie Jones | iDonate.ie

To mark National Volunteering Week 2026 we were delighted to highlight the work of Kathleen Soden who set up our website...
26/05/2026

To mark National Volunteering Week 2026 we were delighted to highlight the work of Kathleen Soden who set up our website and has managed it ever since Kathleen's mum had a diagnosis of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP). Kathleen is valued member of PSPA Ireland

26/05/2026

A powerful message from Séamus Boland, President of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), the EU body for civil society, at The Wheel’s annual Summit today.

"Organised civil society is core democratic infrastructure. Without it, democracy does not simply struggle - it stops working properly.

"In Ireland, civil society is not abstract. It is local. It is visible. It is deeply rooted in communities.

"Too often, civil society is invited into the process too late. Too often, participation is formal, limited, and disconnected from real influence. This must change.

"Civil society must be involved early. Continuously. Structurally. Because people support and care about what they help create.

"The Irish EU Council Presidency is also an opportunity to bring something distinctly Irish to the European level: a belief that communities matter. That participation matters. And that people must be at the centre of decision-making."

26/05/2026

One in four charities are uncertain about whether they can sustain existing services this year.

Support Gemma in the VHI Women's Mini Marathon. Gemma's mother in law Marie bravely battled with Corticobasal Degenerati...
15/05/2026

Support Gemma in the VHI Women's Mini Marathon. Gemma's mother in law Marie bravely battled with Corticobasal Degeneration and Gemma will now take on the marathon to support other families affected by this devastating brain diseases.
Please support Gemma:

Gemma McCarrick's Page for PSPA Ireland, created by Gemma McCarrick | iDonate.ie

Address

Carmichael House 4, North Brunswick Street
Dublin
D07RHA8

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+353873821377

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