Dublin City Sport and Wellbeing Partnership are hosting a national conference on Building a more Active Society at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on 12th November. For registration and further information, please follow the link – Active Places, Active People National Conference Tickets, Thursday, November 12 • 9:30 AM – 4 PM | Eventbrite …
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In this blog post, postdoctoral researcher Padraic Rocliffe relays learnings and reflections from his recent attendance at the Dutch Implementation Science Symposium, where he presented I-PARC’s co-created approach to implementing community physical activity programmes: On 18 September, I attended the Dutch Implementation Science Symposium in Amsterdam as a postdoctoral researcher with the Irish Physical…
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Dr Josie Booth and Dr Sam Dixon, University of Edinburgh, will be guest speakers at the latest Ulster University Sport and Exercise Sciences Research Institute Centre Seminar Series – What Really Drives Physical Activity in Post Primary Schools? Lessons from Scotland’s MotionED Project. Wednesday 7th October 2026 at 1:30pm Room BD-02-008 Ulster University Belfast Refreshments…
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The All Island Institute of Public Health is hosting a webinar on Thursday, 22 October, focusing on the latest evidence and practical ways to support healthy ageing through building strength and maintaining muscle as we age. The webinar, ‘Stronger for Longer: Building Strength and Muscle as We Age’, will run from 10am to 12pm and…
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Last chance to register 📝 The Department of Transport are hosting an Active Travel and Greenways Conference in Cork on the 10th and 11th September Please follow the link for registrations and further details 👉 https://linktr.ee/ATGConference 👈 Registrations close after 14th August
The Physical Activity for Health (PAfH) school at the University of Limerick will host a summer research school with invited guests on 26th & 27th August 2026 Time: 9am –5pm, Face to face. REGISTRATION link 👉 here 👈 Full details provided below:
WATERFORD LIMERICK GALWAY DUBLIN CORK
The ‘Working together to Make Every Move Count’ webinar series launched in April this year. The webinar series aims to support healthcare professionals to raise the topic of physical activity and actively support patients to become more active. This webinar is the second in the series. It focuses on raising the topic of physical activity and the…
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The Walk21 Conference series is the leading conference on walking and walkability in the world. From London to Sydney, New York to Hong Kong, Bogota and Vancouver, great cities have made their communities better for walking and hosted the conference. Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), in partnership with the Government of Ireland, is proud to…
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