Audiology Services

15/09/2025

Caring for someone with dementia is a big responsibility. It is often complicated by additional challenges such as hearing loss. It is estimated that people with hearing loss have a higher risk of cognitive decline, so treating hearing loss should be a top priority. September is World Alzheimer’s Month, and it’s a perfect opportunity to spread awareness and discuss strategies ….Please visit our website www.audiology services.ie and arrange an appointment for your loved one

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02/09/2025

Hearing is something most of us don’t think much about, until it starts to fade. We rely on it for so many things:
conversations with family, enjoying music, hearing birds in the morning, even picking up little sounds that keep us safe, like a car approaching.

When hearing loss creeps in, it usually happens slowly. We might notice that we need to turn up the TV a bit more, or that group conversations feel harder to follow. Sometimes we catch ourselves saying “what?” more often. It can be frustrating, not just for us, but for the people around us too.

There are different reasons why hearing loss happens. For some of us, it’s just part of getting older, our ears, like the rest of our body, change with time. For others, it’s linked to noise exposure (concerts, headphones at full blast, or loud work environments). Ear infections, certain medications, or even genetics can also play a role. Wax build up may also be an issue.

Regular hearing checks can help us catch changes early. Most importantly, hearing loss doesn’t have to mean missing out. With the right support, we can stay connected, engaged, and keep enjoying the sounds that make life richer.

Contact us in confidence at 085 165 2009