The Health Research Institute (HRI), University of Limerick (UL), is a cross faculty institute that brings together researchers in UL and its partner institutions with a focus on convergent and translational health research. The mission of the HRI is to advance person-centred, technology enabled integrated healthcare and treatment. The HRI strives to become a leading research institute for the advancement of good health and wellbeing across the lifespan.

Good Health and Wellbeing across the Lifespan

Priority research areas

Latest News

Latest News
Professor Kieran  O'Sullivan, Dr Brona Fullen and Cinny Cusack holding awards at an event for the irish society of chartered physiotherapists, standing in front of a banner.
22 Apr 2024

HRI Member Prof. Kieran O'Sullivan, Fellow of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists receives award

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EIM Gold UL
12 Apr 2024

HRI Members Receive Gold Campus Recognition for UL

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Every Move Counts Group Photo
15 Mar 2024

HRI Members develop new national physical activity guidelines

HRI Researchers with their colleagues led the development of new physical activity guidelines that the HSE has just launched.
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Latest Events

Latest Events
Implementation Research RW24 promo image
01 May 2024

HRI's Implementation Research Group

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Ageing promo image RW24
01 May 2024

Achieving Impact in Ageing Research

Achieving Impact in Ageing Research Part of the Research Week UL 2024 collection
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Decorative image of King Johns castle announcing IBEC 2024 conference is  recipient of the HRI International Conference Fund which will be held in UL in July 2024.
09 Jul 2024 - 11 Jul 2024

IBEC2024 is a HRI International Conference Fund Recipient

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