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If you are considering applying to higher education this year, check out the Adult Dyslexia Hub. There are lots of resources and guidance to support you in the process. Find out more. adultdyslexiahub.ie/education/appl…

Attend our Dyslexia Course for FE and HE Educators to develop your understanding of dyslexia and best practices for inclusion. The course will be held online on the 5th of March 2025. Sign up now. tickettailor.com/events/dyslexi…

New Guidance from Dyslexia Ireland! We've launched a tool to help schools select the best literacy programmes for dyslexic learners: * Must-Have features * Nice-to-Have additions * Red Flags to avoid dyslexia.ie/new-guidance-w…

Advancing Accessibility Through Assistive Technology Assistive technology is a powerful tool for breaking barriers in education and advocacy—empowering individuals, fostering independence, and driving inclusion. Learn more: buff.ly/4htQJeM

Check out the empowering parents area of our Dyslexia Hub. There we guide parents and guardians through some of the key information you need to become more knowledgeable and empowered to support your child with dyslexia. Find out more. dyslexiahub.ie/empowering-par…

Join us at the EDA Summer Seminars 2025 in Vienna (June 27–28) to explore "Dyslexia & Dyscalculia: Definition & Assessment in Practice". Submit your abstract by Feb 24, 2025: eda-info.eu/events/seminar… Network & share insights!

Donald Ewing argues in today's The Irish Times that exempting students with severe dyslexia from studying Irish is fair and necessary. Learning two languages can overwhelm these students, and there is a lack of specialist support for Irish in schools. irishtimes.com/opinion/2025/0…

Why students with dyslexia need more time in State exams rte.ie/brainstorm/202… via RTÉ

Everyone with dyslexia is different but there is a commonality of difficulties with reading, spelling and writing and related cognitive/processing difficulties. Watch this video about first signs of dyslexia from some of our voices of dyslexia. youtu.be/Lw-BYFipNLo?fe…

Our Dyslexia Course for Primary School Teachers: Level 2 begins on the 8th of March 2025. Participants will explore evidence-based resources and systematic learning approaches to support dyslexic learners. Sign up. tickettailor.com/events/dyslexi…

It is your last chance to sign up for our online Practical Strategies for Work course which starts on the 12th February 2025. The course aims to introduce dyslexic adults to useful strategies and technologies to support them at work. Sign up now. tickettailor.com/events/dyslexi…

Are you interested in participating in research on dyslexia? Visit our website to explore ongoing Irish research projects seeking participants. dyslexia.ie/about/research/

Attend our Dyslexia in the Workplace Course online on the 12th of March 2024 if you wish to learn about developing an inclusive environment at work. On the course you will learn about the principles for best practice in the workplace. Find out more: tickettailor.com/events/dyslexi…

Submissions are open for research related to dyslexia & dyscalculia 📍 Vienna, Austria 📅June 27–28, 2025 📝Deadline: Feb 24, 2025 Submit your abstract & learn more: eda-info.eu/events/seminar… #Dyslexia #Dyscalculia #EDASeminars

Yesterday we were pleased to give the Dyslexia in the Workplace Course to FORUMConnemaraCLG. We explored what dyslexia is and how it affects individuals in the workplace. As well as dyslexia disclosure and best practices for supporting dyslexic employees.

Cllr Sean Moylan has shared about his dyslexia during a discussion in the Roscommon County council chamber on the need for extra time to be allocated in secondary school exams for young people with learning difficulties. Thank you to Sean. Read more: roscommonherald.ie/news/roscommon…

There are events happening in libraries all over for Ireland Reads during February and on Ireland Reads Day, tomorrow February 22nd. Find out what’s happening at irelandreads.ie #IrelandReads #GetLost #EireAgLeamh

Listen to this fascinating podcast with Dyslexia Ireland's Adult Literacy Coordinator, Aoife O Leary, who explains dyslexia and the impact on specific skills and phonological processing. Deepen your understanding by listening to this episode. creators.spotify.com/pod/show/karen…

Today is Ireland Reads Day! Visit your local library with your family, get lost in a good book, use assistive technology or listen to an audiobook. irelandreads.ie

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