GAA Partnership
In an era where we are all expected to live longer, the GAA Community and Health Department and Trinity College Dublin have come together to highlight how to age well through a series of community events. The research from TILDA which indicates that people living by the sea are less likely to be depressed; that optimists live longer; that friendship and good social life is as important as low cholesterol for heart disease and that quality of life continues to get better after 50 for almost another 30 years is covered by Professor Rose Anne Kenny, a world expert in healthy ageing. Between 2019 and 2020 the aim is to get to as many counties as possible.