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Star-studded audience gathers to raise awareness of need for a more neurodiverse-friendly society in Ireland.

St Patrick's Festival is delighted to announce the introduction of a Relaxed Parade Space for the first time at this year’s national St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday March 17th. The Relaxed Parade Space, sponsored by Dublin City Council, supported by the Lord Mayor...

Neurodiversity Ireland has launched two educational videos, encouraging greater understanding for and inclusion of children who are neurodivergent. The charity is also calling for more support for the parents and families of neurodivergent children. The videos, which...

We are launching Neurodiversity Ireland Art Competition on 2nd April 2023, celebrating different brains & thinkers for Autism acceptance month. Neurodiversity Ireland wants to celebrate different brains and unique thinkers for Autism acceptance month on...

Our inaugural Infinity Ball 2022 will be held on October 8th. The event is hosted by Neurodiversity Ireland with two principle goals 1) Drive awareness on the importance of Neurodiversity and 2) Fundraise for the creation of a Sensory...

A new community group has been established with the aim of positioning the seaside village of Sandymount as a national leader in becoming neurodiversity-friendly. Founded by a group of parents of autistic children and those with other neurodivergent profiles,...