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The mission of the Health Research Institute (HRI) is to advance person-centred, technology enabled integrated healthcare and treatment. 

Good health and wellbeing across the lifespan

Priority Research Areas

Since its foundation in 2014, the HRI has evolved from broad research themes to specific Priority Research Areas outlined in the HRI Strategy (2023-2028). These areas, which include ageing, cancer, physical activity for health, and diet and nutrition, are supported by expertise in the Underpinning Areas of Excellence; implementation science, participatory and arts-based research, and digital technology.

Our research aligns with global and national health strategies, particularly the UN Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Wellbeing. This ensures our work addresses global health challenges and promotes wellbeing for all ages.

HRI Ageing Research

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Cancer

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Physical Activity for Health

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Food, Diet and Nutrition

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Underpinning Areas of Excellence

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Participatory Health Research

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Digital Technology and Advanced Data Analytics

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Latest News

Latest News
08 Jan 2026

HRI Member Dr Catherine Norton Featured by the Irish Independent

We鈥檙e delighted to see HRI member Dr Catherine Norton in the spotlight! Featured by UL and the Irish Independent, Catherine shares her expertise on nutrition and healthy habits for the new year. Discover why balance鈥攏ot extremes鈥攊s the key to long-term wellbeing

Catherine Norton Fad Diets?
19 Dec 2025

HRI Member Featured in Irish Examiner Spotlight on UHL Patient Care

HRI member Dr鈥疦iamh鈥疌ummins explains how UHL鈥檚 unique role as the region鈥檚 critical care centre shapes patient complexity.

Niamh Cummins
18 Dec 2025

Congratulations to HRI Member Prof. Ruth Clifford on Landmark Cancer Research Publication

HRI member Prof. Ruth Clifford has co-authored a major study in The New England Journal of Medicine focused on advancing cancer research. This important work brings new insights that could shape future approaches to cancer treatment and care.

Ruth Clifford