Alzheimer’s Memory Walk

Alzheimer’s Memory Walk 2025

Sunday, 21st September – World Alzheimer’s Day

This World Alzheimer’s Day, thousands of feet will hit the ground for one powerful reason — to walk for memories, for awareness, and for a future without dementia.

Join Alzheimer’s Memory Walk supported by Aviva on Sunday, September 21st, as we come together in locations across the country to remember and honour those living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia — and the families who stand beside them every step of the way.

Why Walk?
Because every step tells a story. A story of love, courage, and hope. With over 64,000 people living with dementia in Ireland, and numbers expected to double by 2045, your support has never been more vital.

Let’s make 2025 our biggest and most meaningful walk ever! We’re calling on walkers to step up and help raise critical funds for our services like:

  • Daycare and at Home Support
  • Family Carer Training
  • Alzheimer Cafés & Social Clubs
  • Our 24/7 National Helpline

Expect a fun, family-friendly day out led by our incredible Local Champions, who are bringing energy, heart, and community spirit to every walk!

With events all over Ireland, there’s a walk near YOU — so grab your walking shoes, round up your friends and family, and be part of something truly special.

 

Step Up for a Cause – Walk for Memories, Walk for Hope!

Register Now!

Get Your Tickets Here:

  • Adults: €20
  • Child: €5

*Early Bird discount for June!

Locations

Looking to participate near you?
View our full list of Memory Walk locations.

Memories from Our Previous Launch

Look back at the highlights from last year’s launch, where communities across the country came together in support of people living with dementia and their families.

Watch: Alzheimer's Memory Walk Ambassador Teena Gates

Alzheimer's Memory Walk Ambassador Teena Gates pictured with her father, Terry

Our Ambassador Teena Gates and Dog will be walking in memory of Teena's Dad, Terry, who lived with dementia.

Highlights from our Past Memory Walks Around the Country

Need help?
Call the National Helpline
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