Irish Seniors News

September 27, 2024

Dignity and Hope on Life's Final Journey

This is the first in a four part series reflecting on the work of the Irish Chaplaincy Seniors by its manager Paul Raymond. Ten years ago this month my Mum, Ang (more...)

February 6, 2023

Irish Chaplaincy Seniors Outreach Role for befriending support through visits and calls.

Irish Chaplaincy Seniors Outreach Role for befriending support through visits and calls. The Irish Chaplaincy's Seniors Project is an outreach effort to enable (more...)

June 10, 2020

Keeping Connected (part 2)

"It's the nicest thing anyone has done for me. I felt so lonely during lockdown. Now I feel so connected". So said Ann, who is supported by the Irish Chaplainc (more...)

April 22, 2020

How old is your best friend: Inter-generational friendships

Throughout my life I have heard on repeat the rhetoric of age-bracket activities. From the Under 30s clubs in holiday resorts across the world, to the over 65s (more...)

March 18, 2019

Looking after our mental health

One in four people will experience mental ill health at some point in their lives, this is a stark reality and there is no doubt that as we get older, lonelines (more...)

November 30, 2018

Remembering departed friends

This is our special place to remember our Irish Seniors and their family members who have died. Please join us in remembering. Feel free to add your thoughts (more...)

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