Chronic Pain Ireland Wins Carmichael Good Governance Award 2025
Chronic Pain Ireland Wins Carmichael Good Governance Award 2025 Chronic Pain Ireland (CPI) is delighted to announce that we won the Carmichael Good Governance Award for our annual report for category one organisations with a turnover of less than €100,000. Now in its...
Boardmatch Appoints it’s 5000th Trustee to Chronic Pain Ireland
BoardMatch Appoints it’s 5000th Trustee to Chronic Pain Ireland Chronic Pain Ireland is delighted to welcome Erin Daly to our board as the 5,000th trustee appointed via BoardMatch. This milestone was celebrated during BoardMatch’s recent 20th Anniversary event,...
Chronic Pain Ireland at Patient Solutions Conference 2025
Chronic Pain Ireland at Patient Solutions Conference 2025 We were delighted to attend and also to exhibit an information stand care at the Patient Solutions Conference 2025, held on 4 November at the Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin. Organised by the Irish...
Irish Pain Society’s 25th Annual Scientific Meeting
Irish Pain Society’s 25th Annual Scientific Meeting – Patient Voices at the Heart of Pain Research On Saturday, 18th October, Chronic Pain Ireland was honoured to attend the Irish Pain Society’s 25th Annual Scientific Meeting, held at the University of Galway....
Chronic Pain Ireland Shortlisted – 2025 Good Governance Awards!
We are thrilled to share that Chronic Pain Ireland has once again been shortlisted for the Carmichael Good Governance Awards. These awards recognise excellence in governance, transparency, and accountability across Ireland’s non-profit sector. This continued...
Partnering Ongoing Research in CRPS and OptiMeth-CRPS Framework
Chronic Pain Ireland (CPI) is proud to have partnered and represented the patient voice along with the UK based Charity Burning Nights on this research initiative led by the UCD School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Science, University College Dublin. This...
Fundraiser: Turning Remembrance into Hope for chronic pain
Fundraiser: Turning Remembrance into Hope for chronic pain. We were truly delighted to meet with John Cully at Trim Castle yesterday to speak about the work of Chronic Pain Ireland and the support that his community fundraiser will make to those living with chronic...
Teens with pain needed for University of Limerick research
Teens with pain needed for University of Limerick research The University of Limerick is inviting teens aged 16–18 with back, neck, or other persistent pain to take part in a free online physiotherapy study. This project explores how up to 10 sessions of online...
