Programme Manager for Diabetic RetinaScreen, The National Screening Service.
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ALT World Sight Day 2026 graphic promoting Diabetic RetinaScreen. It explains that free screening for diabetic retinopathy is available to people aged 12 and over with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, including any follow-up tests or treatment needed.
ALT Graphic inviting young adults aged 18 to 25 with type 1 or type 2 diabetes to join a National Young Adult Panel. The image outlines a research project on improving attendance at diabetic eye screening and includes partner logos for University of Galway, Health Research Board, Diabetic RetinaScreen and HSE National Screening Service. A QR code and contact details for taking part are included.
ALT Three women standing beside a Diabetic RetinaScreen information stand at an event, with banners and leaflets promoting diabetic retina screening.
ALT International Women’s Day 2026 graphic with the theme #GiveToGain featuring a portrait of Mary Kennedy, a Patient and Public Partnership Representative with the National Screening Service. A quote reads: “I give my time as a Patient and Public Partnership representative in the hope that my story encourages and supports more people to participate in bowel screening.” The graphic uses a purple background with HSE, National Screening Service and International Women’s Day logos at the bottom.
ALT Graphic promoting HSE National Screening Service latest news for January 2026. Image shows a hand holding a smartphone displaying the screeningservice.ie website. The design features a dark green background with HSE and National Screening Service logos.
ALT Promotional graphic announcing a “New research project.” The main message reads: “Supporting young adults to take part in free diabetic eye screening.” The design features curved orange and blue shapes on a white background. The HSE logo is in the top left corner and the Diabetic RetinaScreen logo is in the top right corner.
ALT Graphic with a pink background promoting equity in health screening. Large black text in the centre reads “Improving Equity in Screening.” Below, a bright yellow banner contains the website link in green text: “hse.ie/equityinscreening.” The HSE logo appears in the top left corner. The top right corner features the National Screening Service logo. The bottom left shows a circular collage of people interacting in healthcare settings, overlaid with small icons representing communication, collaboration, and care. In the bottom right corner, the hashtag "#choosescreening" appears in orange and white text.
ALT Image shows Niamh McNamara, Quality Assurance Coordinator with Diabetic RetinaScreen on the left, and Helen Kavanagh, Programme Manager with Diabetic RetinaScreen, standing beside a conference pull up stand that shows the name of the conference - European Association for Diabetic Eye Complications.
