World Tinnitus Day to be celebrated in Temple Bar today

World Tinnitus Day to be celebrated in Temple Bar today

Sat, 18 Apr, 2015 - 09:17

World Tinnitus Day is being marked in Dublin’s Temple Bar.

The condition can cause ringing in your ears or difficulties in hearing.

Approximately one in ten Irish people live with Tinnitus.

Today's series of information events is taking place in Filmbase.

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