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The Haematology Association of Ireland

The Haematology Association of Ireland drives the growth of haematology knowledge and research across the island of Ireland. HAI organizes an annual meeting every October, hosted in various locations around the island. The Association welcomes members who are qualified, working, or studying in any area of haematology.

We take pride in our diverse community of medical, nursing, and scientific members. Our multidisciplinary committee ensures comprehensive representation of all areas of haematology—encompassing both diagnostic and therapeutic research and practice—at our annual meeting and subspecialty events throughout the year.

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