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The Irish Nephrology Society. Our mission is to ensure a high quality care for patients with kidney disease by promoting the highest standard of medical practice. We have an integral role in the education and training of medical practitioners and advise the government, public and the profession on health care issues relating to kidney disease.
The Irish Nephrology Society has supported Irish researchers in the study of kidney disease since its inception. Many of the Nephrology leaders in this country have passed through fellowship programmes supported by industry-sponsored funds administered through the Society. The work performed during these fellowships has led to new discoveries about the causes of kidney disease and better treatments for affected patients. We therefore continue to value and promote:
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The Irish Nephrology Society gathering will feature a broad programme, covering key issues in kidney disease,...
At the Irish Nephrology Society Winter Meeting 2026, Prof Austin Stack, Consultant Nephrologist, University Hospital Limerick,...
Prof Michael Clarkson, Consultant Nephrologist, Cork University Hospital (CUH), delivered an insightful presentation on glomerular disease...
It is a time for radical change in the approach to renal care, Ms Carol Moore,...
Dr Claire Kennedy, Consultant Nephrologist, St James’s Hospital, Dublin, delivered a presentation at the Irish Nephrology...
Efforts are underway to secure funding to establish a national end-stage kidney disease (ESKD) registry to...
Chronic kidney disease increases the risk of hypertensive disease in pregnancy and superimposed preeclampsia, Prof Nóirín...
The well-attended Irish Nephrology Society Winter Meeting 2026 took place on 23–24 January at the Imperial...
The Irish Nephrology Society Winter Meeting will feature expert talks and discussion on the latest developments...
Hypertension causes kidney impairment at an early stage of the disease, according to a research team...
A recent Northern Ireland study has identified that renal specialists around the world have significantly different...
It is often said that if exercise was a pill, it would be one of the...
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