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60 years in the making…

This year marks a significant milestone for the Irish Heart Foundation – 60 years of leading the fight against cardiovascular disease in Ireland.

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Heart News   |   3rd Mar 2026

Irish Heart Foundation supports people living with thrombosis

Thrombosis Ireland is wound down

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Stroke News   |   3rd Jul 2025

Irish Heart Attack Audit National Report 2024

The National Office for Clinical Audit has published the…

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Heart News   |   10th Feb 2026

Coming up in the Irish Heart Foundation

Some events coming up in the next few months

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Heart News   |   15th Jan 2026

Covid 19 restrictions getting more Irish people moving

A new study has shown that Irish people are more active than ever in the era of Covid-19

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Coronavirus News   |   7th May 2020

Community stroke services essential in the era of Covid-19

Early Supported Discharge (ESD) and community stroke services are essential services

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Coronavirus News   |   6th May 2020

Dramatic decline in heart attack presentations to hospitals

Presentations to ED with heart attack symptoms show dramatic decline

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Coronavirus News   |   30th Apr 2020

Marking a different workplace wellbeing day on 01 May

Friday 01 May is workplace wellbeing day however this year it is very different

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Coronavirus News   |   30th Apr 2020

Eating well while cocooning - advice for older people

Eating well during the coronavirus - advice for older people

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Coronavirus News   |   29th Apr 2020

Phone support service for newly discharged stroke patients

New phone support service for newly discharged stroke patients launched

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Coronavirus News   |   28th Apr 2020

Active School Week becomes Active Home Week 2020

Lets Get Active at Home Week 2020

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Coronavirus News   |   27th Apr 2020

Food and the Coronavirus what you need to know

Sarah Noone shares some expert advice on food and the coronavirus

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Coronavirus News   |   24th Apr 2020

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