Booklets

Tofacitinib

Tofacitinib (trade name Xeljanz) is a type of drug known as a JAK inhibitor, and is used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and psoriatic arthritis.
Baricitinib

Baricitinib (trade name Olumiant) is a type of drug known as a JAK inhibitor, and is used to treat rheumatoid arthritis.
Buy Raffle Tickets

We’ve just launched our Spring Raffle and in addition to our traditional raffle packs, which will be out in the post, you can now purchase raffle tickets online. Support a great cause and be in with a chance to win cash prizes. Click to buy your Spring raffle tickets today!
5km a Day for National Arthritis Week

Covid-19 (coronavirus)

Important information about Covid-19 (coronavirus) for people living with arthritis
Benefits of physical activity highlighted for people with arthritis – National Arthritis Week launched

National Arthritis Week launched today (20 April) with the theme "Every Movement Matters".
Awareness campaign about psoriatic arthritis launched

Sausage-like fingers or toes; a red scaly skin rash; pitted nails; and stiff, painful, swollen joints – these are some of the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis, which Arthritis Ireland is highlighting in a new health awareness campaign.
Survey highlights impact of Covid-19 on people with arthritis

Research published by Arthritis Ireland to mark World Arthritis Day looks at the impact of Covid-19 on people living with arthritis.
Arthritis Ireland appoints new chairman

Arthritis Ireland has announced the appointment of Tim O’Sullivan as its new chairman. He replaces Seoirse Smith who leaves the board after 10 years, including three as chair.
UCD arthritis research conference highlights importance of self-management

The third annual UCD arthritis research conference will take place online on 18 November
Awareness campaign launched to educate patients about new treatment options

An information campaign to educate and inform patients about biosimilar medicines is launched today (3 March) by Arthritis Ireland.
Coping with emotions

When you have arthritis, you will also experience a range of different emotions. Here's some information about the types of emotions you might experience living with arthritis, how to deal with difficult emotions while living with arthritis, and the supports that are available for those experiencing difficult emotions.
Statement re cancellation of Arthritis Ireland events due to Covid-19

Arthritis Ireland has cancelled all events for the foreseeable future, which is based on expert advice from the HSE.
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