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Ireland launches digital strategy to increase mental health support

The Republic of Ireland has launched a digital strategy to increase access to mental health services through technology and improve digital health literacy.

The ‘Sharing the Vision Digital Mental Health Strategy 2026-2030’, published by the Health Service Executive (HSE) and Department of Health in Ireland on 20 February, aims to enhance mental health through digital technologies that improve infrastructure and provide “safe, effective, and accessible mental health information, tools, and services”.

As part of te 2026 Budget, €1 million (£873,455) funding was secured to implement the strategy, bringing investment in digital services such as online cognitive-behavioural therapy and text-based supports to more than €7m (£6.1m).

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Source: Digital Health, 24 February 2026

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