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08 Jan 2026

EVENT: Dementia Support Group in north Tipperary invites affected families

North Tipperary Dementia Support Group meet the last Wednesday of every month

REVEALED: Dementia Support Group in North Tipp  invites affected families

North Tipperary Dementia Support Group meet the last Wednesday of every month

North Tipperary Dementia Support Group meet the last Wednesday of every month.
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be full of questions and challenges, but you do not have to face them by yourself.
The Alzheimer Society of Ireland warmly invites families touched by dementia to our monthly support group at Nenagh Library.
This is a space to share your story, find helpful advice, and connect with people who truly understand.
Dementia affects over 64,000 people in Ireland, with numbers projected to exceed 150,000 by 2045 as the population ages, with 1 in 10 cases diagnosed under 65.
The majority (63%) live at home, supported by over 180,000 carers, and the economic cost is significant, with family care and residential costs dominating.
New cases emerge at about 30 per day (11,000 per year), highlighting the urgent need for better services despite recent investments, with 63% of people with dementia living in the community/at home.
This number is set to more than double, reaching over 150,000 by 2045.
Each year, dementia care in Ireland costs more than €1.69 billion. Most of this comes from family care (48%) and residential care (43%).
Meeting Details
When: The last Wednesday of every month
Time: 11:00 am – 12:00 noon
Where: Nenagh Library
Get in Touch
If you would like to join or have any questions, reach out to Jennifer Woods. She is always happy to offer more information or have a friendly chat before you come along.
Phone: 086 8096039
Together, we can ensure that everyone in North Tipperary has support and that no one faces dementia alone.
Funded by the Local Democracy Scheme

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