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The pioneering health technology project, led by Trinity College will enable older people with multiple chronic illnesses to better manage their illnesses at home. Dundalk, Ireland, 10 June 2016. Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) has this week announced that its multi-disciplinary research centre, NetwellCASALA will lead trials for a pioneering...

On 31st January, Dr. Julie Doyle attended the Women in Science event, hosted at  Áras an Uachtaráin by President Michael D. Higgins and his wife Sabina. Pictured alongside Julie are DkIT colleagues Sinead Loughran, Coletta Dalikeni and Suzanne Linnane.

What: A warm welcome awaits people experiencing dementia or memory loss, their friends, family carers, health care and service providers. Where: At our Netwell Memory Loss Café in Ruby’s Vintage Style Tea Rooms, Williamson Mall, Francis Street, Dundalk. When: Wednesday, 17th February 2016, from 6 – 8pm. Why: Why not...

Good Morning Louth Volunteers A great night of bonding was had by the Good Morning Louth volunteers over Christmas. The volunteers are the backbone of this very important service and they have created a positive community which do such important work to support older people. Thank you to all the volunteers!...

What: A warm welcome awaits friends, family carers and their loves ones experiencing memory difficulties or dementia. Where: At our Netwell Memory Café in Ruby’s Vintage Style Tea Rooms, Williamson Mall, Francis Street, Dundalk. When: Wednesday, 20th January 2016, from 6 – 8pm. Why: Why not call in for a...

Netwell Christmas Party This year’s Netwell Christmas party is now sold out. For those attending, please see details below