FASD Ireland awarded a place on Social Entrepreneurs Action Lab
Ennis-based chiefs working with Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Ireland have been awarded extra funding to continue their work. Tristan and Scott Casson-Rennie have been given a €3,000 bursary and a place on Social Entrepreneurs Ireland’s Action Lab programme.
There are more than 244,000 people across Ireland affected by FASD, which is the largest preventable neuro-developmental disability in the country.
Tristan says they’re working with third level institutions in the region on the project.
Click below to hear the full interview with Alan Morrissey at Clare FM
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Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: the disability affecting nearly 400,000 people you may be unaware of.
Tristan Casson‑Rennie on The Joe Finnegan Show on Shannonside FM
The conference heard stark warnings that Ireland’s entrenched relationship with alcohol
FASD Ireland with Clare FM have produced a radio documentary "The Hidden Disability" focusing on FASD.
Our very own Jacob Casson-Rennie had the opportunity to share his Living Experience at this 2026 FASD Research Conference in Seattle.
Host Banu Balaji sits down with Tristan, founder of FASD Ireland
Scott & Tristan - their adoption, fostering and FASD journey.
NEAR FM's Ger Ledden popped into our offices a few weeks ago to speak to our CEO Tristan about all things FASD.
