is a disability journalist from Ireland. Through writing about national and international disability issues, she seeks to raise awareness and platform disability in the mainstream media, where the topic is often neglected.
Niamh Ní Hoireabhaird is a disability journalist from Ireland. Through writing about national and international disability issues, she seeks to raise awareness and platform disability in the mainstream media, where the topic is often neglected.LinkedInRSS Feed
The EU’s rare disease lottery: why your treatment depends on whether you live in Ireland, Germany or MaltaWhy are hundreds of rare disease patients like me still waiting for European Medicines Agency approved drugs?
Why are hundreds of rare disease patients like me still waiting for European Medicines Agency approved drugs?
Rare disease wait times rise to 801 days despite new framework agreements and record investment
Dramatic cuts to science research grants have particularly affected rare disease research. But some of the people most affected,…
Lewis Moody latest player to be diagnosed with condition but efforts of the late Doddie Weir have given researchers hope in fight…
is senior policy and advocacy officer at the European Civic Forum.
is director of the Goethe Institute, Brussels and the institute's delegate for European Affairs. Previous postings have taken her…
