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Northern Ireland
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MNDA Northern Ireland retweeted
This is us, the MND Association. Renewed, united and driven every day to make change happen.
Every day we support people affected by motor neurone disease, campaign for better care and fund ground-breaking research.
Because with MND, every day matters.
Fantastic news - funded by MNDA with thanks to the brilliant fundraising of our supporters. Thank you!
🥇 A first in Northern Ireland!
We are delighted to announce experienced Specialist Neurology nurse Jacqui McKee, as the first Motor Neurone Disease Specialist Research Nurse at our Altnagelvin Hospital @MNDA_NI
Read more: westerntrust.hscni.net/first…
Thanks to the guys and gals at the Spirit of 67 Celtic Supporters Club who held a Night at the Races, raising a fantastic £4,500 for MNDA NI!
Our longstanding supporter Brian Johnston spoke to shoppers at Tesco in Lisburn last month to spread awareness of MND and the work of the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
Brian was also selling his fantastic books and festive reindeer, with all proceeds going to MNDA NI.
Thank you to the organisers and attendees of Torrentbury25 - a festival of music with performers including Joe McVeigh - Sinead Willox & David Bell, The Humble Weeds, Declan and Chloe McGrath, Cathair and Michael O’Neill, Caoimhe Loughran, Shauna Casey and Connor Walsh.
Thank you to @donaghys who got us into the Christmas spirit early in October by holding a fashion show and Christmas gifting event. It was a wonderful evening and raised a fabulous £700 for MNDA NI!
Thank you very much for your support!
@abcb_council
Merry Christmas from all of us at MNDA NI. Thank you for all your support in 2025.
If you need support or would like to speak to someone over the Christmas period, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us on 07434 839842 or [email protected]
Thank you to everyone who joined us at our Festive Afternoon Tea events throughout December 🍰🎅🏻🎁🎄
It was great to see so many people coming along and we look forward to seeing you in the new year - watch this space for dates!
MNDA Northern Ireland retweeted
Thank you to Daniel McCrossan MLA for asking the Minister of Health about his assessment of our report on accessible housing for people with #MND.
You can read the full response here: aims.niassembly.gov.uk/quest…
The @BangorRFC Topless Carol Singers are back!
For the 14th consecutive year, the Bangor RFC topless carol singers have been spreading festive cheer — and this year they're raising vital funds for @MNDA_NI.
This cause is close to the Bangor RFC family, with a former club captain currently living with MND, and others across the wider rugby community affected by MND.
Over the past 3 Sundays, they have braved rain, hail and snow to belt out carols, lift spirits, and make a difference.
Get your tickets to a wonderful musical evening with Comber Music Club and Jonathan and Iryna Johnston on flute and piano.
Coming this February to 2nd Saintfield Presbyterian Church Hall, the event will be raising money for MNDA NI.
Don’t miss out - Brian Johnston for tickets
MNDA Northern Ireland retweeted
Honoured to receive the Colm Davis Award at the @UlsterUni School of Medicine Awards. A privilege to celebrate Colm’s legacy of compassion and advocacy, with the award presented by his wife Vic and supported by @MNDA_NI . Grateful for the recognition 🏆 😃 @UlsterUni
Thank you to all the pupils of St. Mary's School in Fermanagh who held a fundraising event for MNDA NI, raising a magnificent £250!
MNDA Northern Ireland retweeted
Very grateful to Daniel McCrossan, @JustinMcNu1ty
and @SDLPlive for submitting these written questions on accessible housing and their ongoing support for people living with MND in Northern Ireland.
Storm Bram is set to hit tomorrow with a yellow weather warning in place and strong winds expected. Remember, you can get in touch if you require any help and support.
And if you, or someone you know, relies on electricity for healthcare needs, you can join NI Electricity’s Medical Customer Care Register to get extra support during a power cut.
Customers who have medical equipment in their homes, such as specialised mattresses, feeding systems or lifting equipment, can register to receive up to date information by phone during a power cut or a planned interruption to your supply. See nienetworks.co.uk/help-advic… for info.
