The Migraine Association of Ireland is a registered charity dedicated to empowering migraine sufferers by providing information, support and reassurance.

The main aim of the association is to provide information, support and reassurance to headache and migraine sufferers in Ireland.

This is achieved by providing a Helpline service for sufferers of migraine. Callers to the helpline are assured of confidentiality and support. Information is available to assist the migraineur in learning to manage life with migraine. Information leaflets, booklets and diaries are some of the tools produced by the Association to enable migraineurs to manage their migraine.



To support research into the condition of Migraine.

To date the Association has supported a major piece of research work at the Headache/ Migraine Clinic Beaumont Hospital, Dublin. An exciting development in these investigations has led to another research project - which will be funded in part by the Association.



To raise awareness of the condition in the general population and in the population of the health professionals in particular.

To this end Awareness meetings are held nationally twice / year. Migraine Action Week takes place every year and involves publicising the condition and campaigning on the issue at a national level.