MSF Ireland | Doctors Without Borders

"There are no approved vaccines, nor approved treatments for this specific virus" Our colleague Isidro Carrion, speaking about the threat posed by the virus causing this Ebola disease outbreak before he left for the DRC. To learn more about MSF's emergency response on the ground go to msf.ie.

🎺Listen to Irish epidemiologist Dr. Eve Robinson, on the ground responding to the Ebola outbreak in DRC. MSF is scaling up its emergency response to this crisis as cases continue to spread. To support our work responding to Ebola and other crises around the world, donate today at msf.ie.

After the declaration of an Ebola outbreak in DRC, MSF is rapidly scaling up its emergency response, deploying experienced medical teams and critical supplies. This is where we need you. To help us surge lifesaving medical aid to people affected by crises like this around the world, go to msf.ie

🔴 Ebola is all over the news right now. But what is it? Here's some of the key information you need to know about Ebola disease and the current deadly outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda. Donate today to help us respond to crises like this all around the world at msf.ie.

🔴 In 2026, Sudan marks three years of a war that has devastated cities and forced millions of people to flee. Among them are our MSF colleagues, who make daily efforts to sustain hope. 🔗 Link in our bio to read the full story.

🚨 Emergency medical care. Where it’s needed most. Since 1971. For more than 50 years, MSF has delivered emergency medical care in the world’s most challenging places. Our teams are guided by humanity, medical ethics, and the belief that everyone should have access to care.

📸 A Year in Pictures 2025 In 2025, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams continued to respond to some of the world’s most urgent crises. ❤️ These images remind us that bearing witness is not only about documenting suffering—it is about creating a human connection. #MSF #MSFIreland #AYearInPictures

🔴 The genocide in Gaza has involved systematic attacks on hospitals, healthcare workers and facilities. Gaza's remaining hospitals are on the verge of collapse. Only 18out of 36 hospitals in Gaza are still operating, but none are fully functional. 🔗 Find out about MSF’s response in Gaza at msf.ie

🔴Gaza is not just a humanitarian catastrophe - it's the systematic destruction of a people. MSF is clear: Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. Doctors can't stop this genocide. But world leaders can. 🔗 Read more: bit.ly/42fRgvR

🚨 Israeli authorities are deliberately depriving people of water in Gaza as part of its genocidal campaign. Israel must begin allowing the importation of critical equipment for water supply and distribution, at scale. 🔗 Read more at msf.ie: bit.ly/45OcJNb

"We woke up at 2a.m. to very heavy airstrikes. I mean, the Rafah-Mawasi area was really shaking.... The place that I was in was completely shaking. It reminds us of the beginning of the war, the type of airstrikes" — Dr. Mohammed Abu Mughaiseeb, MSF Deputy Medical Coordinator, Southern Gaza