IDS-TILDA Wave 2 Report - Advancing Years, Different Challenges

30th September 2014

The key findings from the 2nd Report of The Intellectual Disability Supplement to the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing IDS TILDA featuring Professor Mary McCarron Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences and PI to IDS-TILDA and Lorraine Keating IDS TILDA study participant.

IDS-TILDA Wave 2 Report - Advancing Years, Different Challenges

The key findings from the 2nd Report of The Intellectual Disability Supplement to the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (IDS-TILDA ), featuring Professor Mary McCarron, Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences and PI to IDS-TILDA, and Lorraine Keating, IDS-TILDA study participant.

Portrayal of Findings from Wave 2 of the IDS-TILDA Study in Trinity College Dublin, acted by people with an Intellectual Disability.

5th December 2016

Scenes from Our Lives, Wave 2: Dementia

Portrayal of Findings from Wave 2 of the IDS-TILDA Study in Trinity College Dublin, acted by people with an Intellectual Disability - Dementia

Scenes from Our Lives, Wave 2: Moving House, Family and Friends

Portrayal of Findings from Wave 2 of the IDS-TILDA Study in Trinity College Dublin, acted by people with an Intellectual Disability - Moving House, Family and Friends

Scenes from Our Lives, Wave 2: Day Activity

Portrayal of Findings from Wave 2 of the IDS-TILDA Study in Trinity College Dublin, acted by people with an Intellectual Disability - Day Activity

Scenes from Our Lives, Wave 2: Get Up, Get Active and Fight the Fat

Portrayal of Findings from Wave 2 of the IDS-TILDA Study in Trinity College Dublin, acted by people with an Intellectual Disability - Get Up, Get Active and Fight the Fat

Scenes from Our Lives, Wave 2: Health Assessment

Portrayal of Findings from Wave 2 of the IDS-TILDA Study in Trinity College Dublin, acted by people with an Intellectual Disability - Health Assessment

Scenes from Our Lives, Wave 2: Social Activity and Getting Around

Portrayal of Findings from Wave 2 of the IDS-TILDA Study in Trinity College Dublin, acted by people with an Intellectual Disability - Social Activity and Getting Around