The image below captures the 1st female Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Dr. Linda Doyle, & former Trinity College Dublin Students' Union 🌈🇵🇸 President, Leah Keogh, standing in front of Provost George Salmon who famously quoted - “Over my dead body will women enter this college”. #TrinityToday #InspiringGenerations

Congratulations to ChristineMcGarrigle and Family Carers Ireland on the funding of this important project on the wellbeing of older family carers, via Health Research Charities Ireland - HRCI / HealthResearchBoard funding stream. tcd.ie/news_events/to…

To mark #PositiveAgeingWeek 2022 we are sharing some of TILDA's unique research insights to date

Read the full TILDA paper: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26691302

More findings from TILDA to celebrate #PositiveAgeingWeek2022

Findings from a TILDA report concur with international data and emphasize the contribution of sexual activity to quality of life and good physical and mental health #PositiveAgeingWeek #AgeEquality #AWorldForAllAges

We are delighted to announce details of our Autumn Research Conference on Nov 23rd, where we will present the findings from a range of family care-related research projects we have been involved with over the last year. Register today! familycarers-ie.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Only 2 weeks left until our Autumn Research Conference on Nov 23rd which will present the findings from a range of care-related research projects we have been involved with over the last year. To register, please visit familycarers-ie.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Only 2 days left until our Autumn Research Conference on Nov 23rd which will present the findings from a range of care-related research projects we have been involved with over the last year. To register, please visit familycarers-ie.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

🙏A big thank you to all our amazing researchers and PPI contributors for a thought-provoking morning at our annual research conference. We are feeling inspired and motivated to continue driving #familycarers' involvement in research.

Thank you Health Research Charities Ireland - HRCI for hosting a wonderful eventcelebrating the awardees of the joint funding scheme with HealthResearchBoard We are proud to have our project with Family Carers Ireland among a special group of researchers doing groundbreaking work with other incredibly deserving charities

A new paper from TILDA Researcher mark ward published in GeriatricPsychiatry 👏👏👏👏 "The bi-directional association between #loneliness and #depression among older adults from before to during the COVID‐19 pandemic" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

When we started TILDA, our youngest participants were 50 years old – today they are 62! We are now approaching people between the ages of 45 - 64 to take part in the Wave 6 Replenishment - TILDA Health and Life 🎥🎞️ @AnnMonaghan20 (1/2)

To mark #WorldHearingDay, TILDA researchers have launched a new report, “Impact of #HearingLoss and #HearingAid use on psychosocial health and well-being and healthcare cover in the older population in Ireland.” tilda.tcd.ie/publications/r… ChristineMcGarrigle National Charity for Deaf & Hard of Hearing People

Congratulations Nollaig Bourke !

Check out the full report, "Creative Activity in the Ageing Population: Findings from Wave 6 of The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing" here: tilda.tcd.ie/publications/r… Niamh Hennelly mark ward Siobhan Scarlett Ann Hever Deirdre O'Connor RNutr MPHN ChristineMcGarrigle Rose Anne Kenny Trinity College Dublin

The Tilda team about to “take off” at Dublin womens marathon. Go girls 👍

Older adults in Ireland who participate in arts, creative & cultural activities report higher quality of life and lower levels of depression, stress, worry and loneliness: NEW Report TILDA commissioned by Creative Ireland #creativeageing artsandhealth.ie/2023/06/03/til…

Thank you to everyone involved in today's Family Carers Ireland #PartnershipInPractice research conference. There was such a fantastic atmosphere in the room, great examples of public and patient involvement (PPI) in research and excellently facilitated discussions. Outputs to follow!