Skerries Hearing Services

01/04/2026

Exciting news!

We’ve partnered with Lace AI Pro to help you train your brain to hear better. In just 15 minutes a day, you can sharpen your listening skills and feel more confident.

Why it works:
Backed by 20 years of science, Lace AI Pro combines cutting-edge technology with a clinically-proven program.

The best part?
It’s fun, it’s simple, and it works. Lace is used by thousands of people who’ve seen real improvement, often within just a few weeks! 🧠✨

If you'd like to learn how our individual hearing rehabilitation plans include the LACE training app, contact us to have a chat.

12/03/2026

03/03/2026

👂 Today is and this year, it's all about our children.

90 million kids worldwide live with hearing loss. Over 60% of cases are preventable, yet most go undetected, especially in schools and low-resource communities.

Early detection changes everything from language development to confidence in the classroom:

✅ Get your child's hearing checked
✅ Talk to teachers about hearing-friendly classrooms
✅ Spread the word

Hearing loss is often invisible. Let's make sure no child falls through the cracks.

Let's make sure every child is heard. 💙

25/02/2026

Today we recognise Cochlear Implant Awareness Day 💙

How does a cochlear implant work:

🔹 The external processor picks up sound
🔹 Sound is converted into digital signals
🔹 The internal implant sends electrical signals directly to the hearing nerve
🔹 The brain interprets these signals as sound

Technology + rehabilitation + multidisciplinary care = life-changing outcomes.

25/02/2026

24/02/2026

Did you know that hearing aids aren’t the solution for everyone?

For people with severe to profound hearing loss, a cochlear implant can provide access to sound by directly stimulating the hearing nerve.

Cochlear implants can:
✨ Improve speech understanding
✨ Support language development in children
✨ Increase independence and confidence
✨ Enhance connection with loved ones

From initial assessment to surgery, activation, and rehabilitation, each stage of the journey is supported by a team committed to guiding the patient every step of the way.

If hearing aids are no longer enough, it may be time to explore other options.

18/02/2026

More info on the 50+ Show here: https://seniortimes.ie/category/seniortimes-live/

Register for a free ticket here:
https://seniortimes.ie/50-plus-expo/

30/01/2026

The forecast says rain all week, but that doesn't mean you should miss out on connection.

Whether you're chatting at the local coffee shop or catching up by phone, healthy hearing keeps you engaged with your community.

Schedule a hearing check with us today—we're your neighbors, and we're here to help. 🌧️❤️

28/01/2026

Hearing health isn't just about ears—it's about relationships.

It's hearing your friend's stories, your partner's voice, and the sounds that make our small town feel like home. In close-knit communities like ours, staying connected is everything

Let us help you stay engaged with the people and places you love.

27/01/2026

Even on rainy days like this, our small town finds ways to connect. Rainy days bring our community indoors—book clubs, community centers, coffee with friends. These are the moments where hearing clearly matters most!

Don't let hearing loss keep you from these moments.

We're here to help you hear clearly—rain or shine. ☔👂

23/01/2026

Weekend plans? Don't forget your ears! 🎵

Whether you're heading to a concert, catching a game, or enjoying live music at your favorite spot, loud environments can impact your hearing health.

Quick tips for protecting your ears while still having fun:
✨ Take listening breaks - step outside for fresh air every hour
✨ Keep a comfortable distance from speakers
✨ Consider earplugs (the good kind that reduce volume without muffling sound!)
✨ Give your ears 18 hours of quiet recovery time after loud events

You can absolutely enjoy all the sounds you love AND protect your hearing. It's not about missing out, it's about hearing clearly for years to come.

Have an amazing weekend!

21/01/2026

If you've been asking people to repeat themselves more often lately, you're not alone. Many of our patients initially thought they just weren't paying attention or that everyone around them mumbled!
Here are some subtle signs your hearing might need a checkup:

* Following conversations feels exhausting, especially in groups
* You're reading lips more than you used to
* Phone conversations are harder than face-to-face chats
* You turn up the TV but others say it's too loud

The good news? A hearing test is quick, painless, and gives you clarity (literally!). Most hearing changes are gradual, so catching them early makes all the difference.