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River Court Hotel
The Retired Nurses Association of Ireland (RNAI) 26th annual conference will be held in Kilkenny at the River Court Hotel on October 6-7.
The conference is expected to welcome hundreds of delegates from across the country, bringing retired nurses together to connect and discuss matters central to their interests and welfare.
The event also aims to showcase the historic city to a national audience, providing a boost to local tourism and businesses.
Founded in September 1996, the RNAI has grown into a thriving community of over 5,500 members.
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As a non-profit organisation, it is committed to promoting the well-being and championing the interests of retired nursing professionals throughout Ireland.
“We are thrilled to bring our annual conference to the beautiful city,” said Mayor of Kilkenny and Assistant National Treasurer for the RNAI, John Coonan.
“This gathering is not only a milestone for our association but also a wonderful opportunity for our members to experience the rich culture and hospitality Kilkenny has to offer. We anticipate a memorable and successful event for all our delegates,” he added.
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