General News

Healthy Age Friendly Homes (HAFH), a first-of-its-kind programme to enable older adults to continue living independently, launches nationwide today (10 July). This joint Health and Local Government programme, recognised globally …

South Dublin County Council, award-winning Tallaght District Heating Scheme, which is harnessing wasted heat energy from a nearby Amazon data centre and supplying heat to institutions and homes in Tallaght …

Age Friendly Ireland welcomes the launch of Universal Design Guidelines for Changing Places Toilets by Centre for Excellence in Universal Design, in partnership with Accessible EU . We commend all …

Galway City Council is delighted to congratulate OCC Construction on winning best project in the ‘Residential up to €5M’ category, at the Irish Construction Excellence Awards 2024 for the Galway …

We are delighted to announce that the Healthy Age Friendly Homes weblink is now accessible through the HSE website click here.   We extend our sincere thanks to the HSE …

Cathaoirleach of Galway County Council, Cllr. Liam Carroll, and Minister of State Anne Rabbitte T.D., officially turned the sod of a new housing development, currently being delivered by Tuath in …

Age Friendly Ireland are delighted to learn that the Age Friendly Development at Cornamona Court in Dublin has been shortlisted for the RIAI Public Choice Award 2024. The RIAI Public …

John McCormack, Chief Executive of the Thurles Lions Trust recently met Healthy Age Friendly Homes Regional Manager Karen Fennessy and Tipperary Co-ordinator Tracey Thompson to discuss areas of collaboration. John …

The Centre for Excellence in Universal Design, in partnership with Accessible EU invites you to the launch of ‘Universal Design Guidelines for Changing Places Toilets’ on the afternoon of Wednesday …

Age Friendly Ireland is thrilled to announce that we are now open for applications to the Annual National Age Friendly Recognition and Achievement Awards for 2024. The Annual National Age …

The funding, which has been issued by the National Transport Authority (NTA), will see twenty bus shelters constructed in county Limerick, with a further eleven earmarked for the metropolitan area. …