Dating with Allergies

Dating can be an enjoyable but tricky scene for most of us but when you [...]

Benefits of Silk Bedding

Health benefits of Silk Bedding When it comes to creating a restful nights sleep, your [...]

Managing Food Allergies at School

Your child’s first day at school brings lots of excitement and a little bit of [...]

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Allergies, Anaphylaxis and Christmas

Christmas is coming and along with the excitement of preparing for Santa, visitors and parties, [...]

Allergies, Anxiety & Dining Out

Dining out is a lovely treat, but it can also be anxiety-inducing for individuals with [...]

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Subscribe to Food Allergen Alerts

For anyone managing Food Allergies, Anaphylaxis or Food Intolerance an incorrectly labelled or cross-contaminated food [...]

Neffy Frequently Asked Questions

Neffy Nasal Epinephrine Spray –  Frequently Asked Questions Big news in allergy treatment!  In August [...]

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Allergies & Anaphylaxis in Crèche’s

Finding affordable, safe and well managed childcare is a top priority for parents, but if [...]

Travelling with Allergies

If you planning a holiday or travelling with food allergies then check out our top [...]

How to get rid of dust mites

Dust mite allergies are an allergic reaction to tiny bugs that commonly live in homes. [...]

Managing Allergies at Easter

Managing Allergies at Easter? Check out our Top Tips to stay safe. With families, holidays [...]

Halloween and Allergies – Top Tips

Many treats handed out at Halloween can contain common food allergens such as nuts, peanuts, [...]

3 benefits of using inhaler spacers for asthma.

Many people do not use their inhalers correctly, for example: – By breathing in before [...]

Tips for managing allergies at Easter.

5 Tips for Managing Allergies at Easter Explain your child’s allergies to friends/family & ensure [...]

Allergens in Alcohol

Managing allergies or anaphylaxis? Remember to check drinks for allergens too.  People aren’t always aware [...]

Food Allergies at Christmas Tips for Eating Out and Festive Drinks

Stay safe while enjoying the festive season, here’s some tips to do so! Going to [...]

Tips for managing allergies at Halloween.

Tips for managing allergies at Halloween.   Explain your child’s allergies to friends and family [...]

Adrenaline Auto-injector Expiry Alerts

For anyone carrying adrenaline auto-injectors such as EpiPen, Jext, Emerade, Anapen or Auvi Q for [...]

Identify Allergic Kids at School

Working in an environment with allergic children?  Would staff recognise all allergic children in their [...]

Adrenaline auto-injectors in school

EpiPen Storage in School It is essential to have your child’s adrenaline/epinephrine auto-injectors readily accessible [...]

What is Diabetes?

What is Diabetes and what are the symptoms? Diabetes mellitus commonly known as Diabetes is [...]

Sample Allergy & Anaphylaxis Action Plans

Allergy & Anaphylaxis Action Plan Templates For anyone managing Anaphylaxis, the following organisations in relevant locations [...]

Updates to Adrenaline Auto-Injectors

Emerade – Bausch & Lomb Ireland The HPRA (Health Products Regulatory Authority) in Ireland announced [...]

Turn It Teal For Food Allergy Awareness

Every May over 50 buildings and landmarks around the world light up in Teal Green [...]

Allergies and Birthday Parties

Birthday parties and the Allergic Child With food allergies on the increase the world over, [...]

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My top tips for pitching on Dragons’ Den

Hi everyone! My name is Anne Walsh. I appeared on Season 7 of Ireland’s Dragons’ [...]

What is Anaphylaxis?

Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction which requires immediate emergency medical care. An allergic reaction [...]

Useful Links!

We have just added this section to our blog to help by giving you some [...]

Home schooling a severely allergic child?

Seven-year-old Devon’s severe allergies prevent him from attending school, physically, but with the help of [...]

Kids with Allergies

Hi there, I am a mum of four children, one of whom has multiple allergies.  I’ve [...]