Our Dyslexia Course for Parents gives parents guidance and advice on how to best support their dyslexic child. On the course we provide parents with the key information they need to know in order to advocate for their dyslexic child's needs.

Check out our new videos on the Adult Dyslexia Hub! The new videos aim to help dyslexic adults improve their reading and spelling. Find out more: adultdyslexiahub.ie/structured-l...

Last chance to apply to be our Training and Development Coordinator. We are looking for an ambitious educator with a passion for driving positive social change for our dyslexic and dyscalculic community.

Primary School Teachers! Join us for an enriching professional development experience designed to empower primary school teachers to make a significant impact in the lives of children with dyslexia.

Please nominate us for the Children & Young People Special Draw! We would really appreciate your nomination for Dyslexia Ireland, so we can support even more children with dyslexia. Nominate us now! ⬇️ youth.movementforgood.com/index.php?cn...

Equal access to online content and services in the EU is no longer just best practice – it’s set to become law thanks to the European Accessibility Act.

The Readable Project is an online book club specifically designed for children with dyslexia. Each group has 8 young people of a similar age who enjoy stories/novels centred on the same theme.

Watch Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution tonight on Channel 4 at 9pm! uk.style.yahoo.com/jamie-oliver...

Thank you Pádraig Rice TD @padraigrice.bsky.social for sharing your personal experience of dyslexia and speaking out about the need for extra time to be introduced for dyslexic young people in Junior Cert and Leaving Cert exams. Read Pádraig's article now. www.thejournal.ie/readme/leavi...

Good luck to all the students starting their Junior Cert and Leaving Cert exams today. We are rooting for you!

Exams can be a very stressful time. We have created video explaining useful tips on how to successfully make the most out of your exams. Watch the video for helpful advice and guidance for dyslexic young people in exams. www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxxC...

We have 1 place left to run the Dublin Marathon for Dyslexia Ireland!  The marathon is on Sunday 26th October 2025. By taking part you can raise awareness of dyslexia and raise money for dyslexia support. We would appreciate your support, will you be our runner? dyslexia.ie/about/fundra...

We were delighted to meet with Michael Moynihan TD, the Minister for Special Education and Inclusion today in Leinster House.

Attend a free online Dyslexia in the Workplace Awareness Session at 1pm on the 9th of June 2025. Register your interest now. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Just published! Dee O’Toole explores literacy interventions in Ireland in the latest issue of InTouch magazine, reflecting on Jennifer Buckingham’s Churchill Fellowship report.

'Our son has benefitted hugely from the Dyslexia Workshop, he has be coming for the past 6 years. It has been great for him to be with other young people who have dyslexia also, this has been of support for him. He has thrived being part of the Dyslexia Workshops.

Watch Inside Our Dyslexic Minds tonight on BBC Two at 9pm. In this thoughtful documentary Chris Packham deepens understanding by highlighting the experiences of people who have dyslexia. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p...

People with dyslexia have difficulties with phonemic processing.

We are delighted to announce that applications are now open for new children to join our weekly after-school Dyslexia Workshops for the upcoming Autumn Term 2025!

We are pleased to share our new interview with emerging poet 17 year old Alice R. Perks. Alice is dyslexic and last week her first book of her poetry has been published - Thoughts From A Teenage Mind.

It is your last chance to sign up to our Dyslexia Course for Parents which starts this coming Wednesday 14th May 2025. The course explores practical strategies to help support their dyslexic children. Sign up now. ⬇️ www.tickettailor.com/events/dysle...

Literacy Association of Ireland is hosting an online webinar 'A Closer Look at Dyslexia' at 7pm on 13th May 2024. The expert panel will discuss key considerations for supporting dyslexic learners both in the classroom and at home.

Watch our Voices of Dyslexia share their own personal insights for parents and guardians on how to support dyslexic young people, both educationally and emotionally. www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdW1...

Do you have a child who has dyslexia? Attend our Dyslexia Course for Parents which explores practical strategies to help support their dyslexic children. Our Dyslexia Course for Parents begins in May - register now. www.tickettailor.com/events/dysle...

There are new videos on the Dyslexia Hub! Using the science of reading theory the videos are designed to help children learn the code of written language. Check out the new videos now. ⬇️ dyslexiahub.ie/structured-l...

Make sure to reserve your free tickets for your family for Dublin City Council Sensoria Festival 2025. Two full days of fun, laughter & learning through a thoughtfully curated, neurodivergent friendly programme that's suitable for all ages.

We are recruiting an Assistant Psychologist to support the delivery of our educational psychology service. If you fit the criteria and wish to make a difference in the lives of dyslexic children and adults, apply now! dyslexia.ie/about/vacanc...

Navigating dyslexia in the workplace can be at times challenging, but with the right information and support you can succeed professionally.

Our upcoming Readable Project book groups for dyslexic children have a great selection of classic books! From magical adventures with Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone to fairy fantasy in Artemis Fowl and mysterious escapes in Northern Lights.

We are delighted to be part of Dublin City Council Sensoria 2025! Two full days of fun, laughter & learning through a thoughtfully curated, neurodivergent friendly programme that's suitable for all ages.

Announcing our Autumn term online book groups for dyslexic children - the Readable Project! The Readable Project it a supportive way to introduce dyslexic children to the pleasure of reading. Find out more: dyslexia.ie/classes/read...

Attend our Dyslexia Course for Parents, which begins on the 14th May 2025. The course aims to equip parents of dyslexic children with key information and practical strategies they need to support their children. Find out more. ⬇️ www.tickettailor.com/events/dysle...

Sign up to run for us in the Dublin Marathon! The marathon is on Sunday 26th October 2025. By taking part you can raise awareness of dyslexia and raise money for dyslexia support. Find out more about taking part. ⬇️ dyslexia.ie/about/fundra...

Consider signing up your child who has dyslexia to one of our Dyslexia and Me sessions this April Easter holiday in Cork & Dublin. Dyslexia and Me sessions are for primary school aged children and aim to increase self-esteem and understanding in a supportive environment. dyslexia.ie/classes/dysl...

Watch father and daughter Keith and Riley Murphy on Ireland AM where they discussed their experiences of dyslexia and the impact it has on their lives. And a huge thank you to Keith and Riley for advocating for the introduction of extra time in state exams. youtu.be/rlQckfqNGxU?...

We are pleased to announce new Structured Literacy videos on the Adult Dyslexia Hub. These videos aim to help dyslexic adults improve their reading and spelling. Find out more. ⬇️ adultdyslexiahub.ie/structured-l...

Navigating dyslexia in the workplace can, at times, be challenging, but with the right information and support, you can succeed professionally. Our Practical Strategies for Work course is starting on Tuesday 1st April 2025. ⬇️

Have you attended our Dyslexia Course for Parents? Our informative course gives parents guidance and advice on how to effectively support their dyslexic child. www.tickettailor.com/events/dysle...

Supports for young people with learning differences are so important at school - to help them reach their potential. Access to these supports, such as exam accommodations, should be accessible to young people of all backgrounds. www.thetimes.com/article/a653...

Dyslexia Ireland is taking part in the Dublin Learning City Festival 2025. We are pleased to be holding online informative and insightful free webinars for adults from the 7-9th April 2025.

For World Book Day we have collected some of our favourite books about dyslexia and of dyslexic experiences. Check them out: The Dyslexia Guide for Adults Parenting a Dyslexic Child My Name is Jhon The Bigger Picture Book of Amazing Dyslexics and the Job They Do Add your suggestions.

Today is World Book Day! Reading can be challenging for children who have dyslexia. But they can still develop a love of stories, as there are many ways to access them from audio books to graphic novels to dyslexia-friendly books, as well as reading for and with them.

Today the Irish Independent published an article featuring Keith Murphy speaking about the signs of dyslexia in children, and his advice for parents on what to watch out for. And our CEO Rosie Bissett highlights the importance of access to diagnosis and dyslexia supports.

Today is Dyscalculia Awareness Day! Dyscalculia is a learning difference that can cause difficulties with core mathematics.

Taking your Driving Theory Test can be a challenge. On the Adult Dyslexia Hub there are helpful resources and advice to support you with preparing for the test. This advice will help you navigate the process more effectively. Advice: adultdyslexiahub.ie/workplace/dr...

Join our online Dyslexia Course for Primary School Teachers: Level 1, which starts on the 19th March 2025. On the course teachers learn about evidence-based resources, systematic learning approaches, and assistive technology to support dyslexic children. www.tickettailor.com/events/dysle...

Cllr Sean Moylan has shared about his dyslexia during a discussion in the Roscommon County council chamber on the need for extra time to be allocated in secondary school exams for young people with learning difficulties. Read more: www.roscommonherald.ie/news/roscomm...

Attend our online Dyslexia Course for Further Education and Higher Education Educators on the 5th March 2025. There will be a focus on practical strategies to support learners with dyslexia in education. Find out more: www.tickettailor.com/events/dysle...

As part of the Aontas Adult Learners' Festival 2025 we will be showcasing our Adult Dyslexia Hub online on the 3rd March 2025. Want to learn more about this useful free resource, register now: www.tickettailor.com/events/dysle...

Donald Ewing argues in today's Irish Times that exempting students with severe dyslexia from studying Irish is fair and necessary. Learning two languages can overwhelm these students, and there is a lack of specialist support for Irish in schools. www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2025...