Our own Hidden Hearing Mayo Audiologist, Ashley Cunningham, sat down with the Mayo Advertiser to discuss the work that is carried out at Hidden Hearing in Mayo, Hearing Loss FAQ’s and to enlighten readers on how to help friends or family members More….
Hidden Hearing are delighted to announce that our brand new Kimmage branch is now open! To celebrate the official opening of our new Hearing Centre, and to promote our overall Health & Wellness Program, we are offering FREE 1-to-1 consultations at our More….
If you are experiencing problems with your hearing, or if you already wear hearing aids, you may feel that these devices are restrictive, and prevent you from enjoying your life to the full. However, with sophisticated technology and expert fitting, More….
Hidden Hearing is delighted to announce their partnership with Active Retirement Ireland (ARI) on their fantastic “Share the Experience” Winter Fundraising Campaign. Active Retirement – Positivity, Empowerment & Support Active Retirement is a voluntary organisation for older people in Ireland with over More….
Hidden Hearing has been Ireland’s leading provider of hearing healthcare for more than 30 years. With more than 75 local clinics across the 32 counties, Hidden Hearing offers world-class hearing healthcare services and lifelong support for patients. For some people More….
If you have noticed problems with your hearing, or think you may have developed a hearing loss, the first step is to make an appointment for a free hearing test with an experienced audiologist. Here at Hidden Hearing, our experts More….
Here at Hidden Hearing, we have a great range of digital hearing aids that are designed to suit all types of hearing loss. If you’re experiencing hearing loss, and you are considering or using digital hearing aids, you’ll know that More….
Tinnitus is defined as hearing or perceiving a sound, often described as a buzzing, ringing or hissing inside the ears. It can be a very frustrating condition to live with, and in extreme cases, it can influence concentration and hearing. More….
Golf is a very popular pastime across Ireland, and many people enjoy it as a great way to exercise and wind down after a busy week. However, new research suggests that golf may carry potential problems for your hearing! Hearing More….
Diabetes is affecting more people across the developed world than ever before, but many people do not realize that individuals with diabetes are twice as likely to develop hearing loss as those without. It is believed that high blood sugar More….
