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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured is former Irish jockey Ruby Walsh during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured speaking is Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured are, from left, Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, former Irish jockey Ruby Walsh and Michael Cullen, CEO, Beacon Hospital, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured are, from left, former Irish jockey Ruby Walsh, Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, and Michael Cullen, CEO, Beacon Hospital, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured are, from left, Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, former Irish jockey Ruby Walsh, Dr Jennifer Pugh, Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board, Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, and Michael Cullen, CEO, Beacon Hospital, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured speaking is Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured are Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, left, and Michael Higgins, Chief Executive, Irish Injured Jockeys, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured speaking is Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured speaking is former Irish jockey Ruby Walsh during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured speaking is Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured speaking is Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured speaking is Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured are, from left, former Irish jockey Ruby Walsh, Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, and Michael Cullen, CEO, Beacon Hospital, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured are, from left, Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, former Irish jockey Ruby Walsh, and Michael Cullen, CEO, Beacon Hospital, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help...

9 December 2019; Former Irish Jockey Ruby Walsh was on hand today to help launch ground-breaking new research to understand long term impact of concussion on athletes. New research will explore the long-term effects of repeated concussion and head injuries on those who have competed in contact sports. The research, ‘Concussion in Sport’, launched today as a collaboration between Beacon Hospital Research Institute and the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF), will allow for better management of concussions in the future. The project will initially recruit retired jockeys and will then expand to other contact sports such as rugby, GAA, boxing and soccer. They will be asked to complete an online questionnaire annually and to attend Beacon Hospital for screening. Pictured are, from left, Dr Michael Turner, CEO & Medical Director, ICHIRF, Dr Adrian McGoldrick, Trustee, ICHIRF, former Irish jockey Ruby Walsh, and Michael Cullen, CEO, Beacon Hospital, during the launch of the Concussion in Sport Study at Beacon Hospital in Sandyford, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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