We are delighted to support all those living with diabetes in Ireland, along with their carers and healthcare professionals. Explore our new website, learn about diabetes and its management, and see how can we support you and your closest ones in your journey with diabetes.
22/08/2025 12:00 pm
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Alive Outside, Killruddery, Southern Cross Road, Bray, Co. Wicklow A98 W9F2.
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Sligo Park Hotel, Pearse Road, Sligo F91Y762
The Diabetes SMART FREE online programme contains six interactive modules, covering topics that explain what diabetes is, understanding the key medical information such as blood glucose levels, managing illness, and providing guidance on healthy eating and getting active.
Managing Type 1 diabetes in children and teenagers is a journey one that can feel overwhelming at times.
That’s why Diabetes Ireland has partnered with DigiBete to bring trusted, practical, and family-focused support right to your fingertips.
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Read StoryConnect with others through local branches and support groups to share experiences, learn from peers, and build a strong sense of community.
We offer a wide range of programmes such as CODE Programme, Diabetes SMART and Wellbeing Workshops.
Our website, social media channels, webinars, conferences, and Diabetes Ireland magazine provide up-to-date advice and tips to help you live well with diabetes.
Working with you, healthcare professionals and politicians to improve diabetes care in Ireland and prioritise better care and outcomes for all.
We are a national diabetes charity established in 1967. The main aim of the organisation by the time was to make sure that people with diabetes do not have to pay for medicines and that diabetes is included in the Long-Term Illness Scheme.
Since then, our work impacted thousands of people with diabetes through diabetes education, awareness campaigns, conferences and peer-support, research and individual and national-level advocacy all to improve the lives of people affected by diabetes.
Head Office – Dublin
19 Northwood House
Northwood Business Campus
Santry, Dublin 9
D09 DH30
Regional Office - South
Enterprise House
36 Mary Street
Cork
T12 H6NH
