One paycheck away from Homelessness

Irish senior citizens voice their concerns and advocate for older people's rights in Ireland.

The ramifications of being evicted can have a colossal impact on families. Evictions can be linked to a multitude of health concerns including increased stress, disruptions to health care and associated mental health issues such as depression. The physical, psychological and financial consequences of being evicted are said to be more severe for older adults.…

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International Women’s Day 8th March 2023

Women’s Day Ireland celebrating senior women’s contributions and empowerment at Irish Senior Citizens Parliament.

For International Women’s Day 2023, we wanted to highlight some of the achievements of a few inspirational women we have had the pleasure of speaking with. We wanted to capture the significant contributions and meaningful changes a woman can make, at any age. A huge thank you to the incredible women who took the time…

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Warm, Safe, Connected – A report by St. Vincent De Paul

Hands adjusting thermostat for elderly care in home.

After attending the launch of Warm, Safe, Connected by St. Vincent De Paul (SVP), we were devastated to learn of the far-reaching consequences that the current energy crisis has had across Ireland. We felt the need to share some of the more shocking statistics that may have had a profound impact on our members. In…

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Cost-of-Living ‘Package’ – Generous term for a not-so-generous promise

Irish senior citizens parliament advocacy.

The ISCP are disappointed with the Cost-of-Living Package that was finally announced on Tuesday 21st February. While we welcome any and all support, we are consistently let-down by yet another string of temporary measures. Measures that only offer one-off support for energy bills while people struggle to meet the everyday cost of living. We worry…

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