Kiss Goodbye to MS Ireland
Kiss Goodbye to MS is a campaign about hope, that together we can raise funds to accelerate Irish and global research into Multiple Sclerosis
and continue to provide services to over 9000 people living with MS In Ireland.
Join the campaign and stand up for yourself, a friend, family member, or someone you haven’t met yet. How you fundraise is up to you but we have loads of ideas, so scroll down to find out what’s happening.
2018 progress so far…
Our goal €100,000
Raised to date €10,981
I’M IN. WHAT DO I DO?
3 simple steps.
CREATE A FUNDRAISING PAGE
This is quick and easy, and allows your family and friends to donate directly to you.
TELL THE WORLD
Invite your mates to support your fundraising.
ACHIEVE YOUR GOAL
Set your goal and start working towards it.
Latest News
Earn your kisses is the new rewards for Kiss Goodbye to MS. They are easy to earn, simply start fundraising for your campaign and earn your entry kiss. After that earning kisses is...
12 April, 2018
We, the MS Squad, will mobilise each year as a global community to Kiss Goodbye to MS. In order to stand by my friend, my family and my colleagues. In order to stand up for myself....
12 April, 2018
This time two years ago life was great, I had returned to education. I had my life together and had begun training as a hairdresser, had two beautiful kids and a beautiful home for...
12 March, 2018
Fundraiser
Ambassador
MS does not define me, it simply challenges me to find the best version of myself. Yes there are really difficult and painful days, but each of us has this amazing underlying strength we all underestimate. I believe in seizing the day - some days we may only conquer getting dressed, other days we will conquer the world
Rosie Farrell McCormack
"I'm delighted to be part of this important cause to raise funds for MS research and services, to help people living with MS. Three times more women than men are diagnosed with MS, with most being diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40. Please go red this May and wear, dare and share to show your support."
Lisa Cannon – 2018
Sara-Jane Tracy, 29, who headed up the campaign for MS Ireland in 2017 and 2018, was diagnosed with relapsing remitting MS in July 2015. She was a professional show jumper before her diagnosis with MS.“I have a mountain to climb and I work on staying strong and positive,”
Sara-Jane Tracy – 2017 / 2018
I'm delighted to be part of this effort to raise funds for MS research and help people living with MS. It's an important campaign for people and family members affected by MS, which is usually diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40. Please go red, and wear, dare and share to support them."
Aoibhinn McGinnity – 2017
My uncle lived with Multiple Sclerosis for many years, so I have personal experience with the condition and understand how it can affect a person’s day-to-day life. I would encourage everyone to get involved and show their support for more than 9,000 people living with MS in Ireland.
Rosanna Davison – 2016
