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The Irish LongituDinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) is a large-scale, nationally representative, longitudinal study on ageing in Ireland, the overarching aim of which is to make Ireland the best place in the world to grow old.
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GAA/TILDA partnership brings the ‘secrets of positive ageing’ to every county
In an era where we are all expected to live longer, Trinity College Dublin, the GAA and Irish Life have come together to highlight the secrets to successful ageing through a series of regional seminars
Coastal Blue Space and Depression in Older Adults
Older people whose homes had extensive sea views had a significantly lower risk of depression, according to ESRI research
New study finds vitamin D deficiency is associated with 75% increase in the risk of developing depression in older Irish adults
Deficiency in vitamin D was associated with a substantial increased risk of depression (+75%) over a four-year follow up period
New findings from TILDA in a new Report - Health and Wellbeing of Ireland’s over 50s 2009-2016
Chapters on health, quality of life, social engagement, living conditions, and health utilisation are included
Researcher Spotlight - Dr Cathal McCrory
Cathal was interviewed by Dr. Claire O‘Connell as part of the HRB researcher spotlight series
How to Age Well-Evidence from TILDA
Professor Kenny delivered a public lecture to a full Edmund Burke Theatre-Video now available on YouTube
How to Age Well-Evidence from TILDA
As part of Positive Ageing Week, Professor Rose Anne Kenny, TILDA founder and Principal Investigator will deliver a free public lecture, How to Age Well: Evidence from TILDA