Giveblood is the brand name for the Irish Blood Transfusion Service, the statutory body responsible for the national blood supply in Ireland. Established in 1965, Giveblood also provides testing and tissue services to hospitals and manages the Irish Unrelated Bone Marrow Registry. Their mission is to save lives by providing vital blood and platelets to hospitals throughout the country.

Giveblood offers a range of services to both new and regular donors. New donors can find a clinic, take an eligibility quiz, and register their interest for upcoming clinics. Platelet donation clinics are available in Dublin and Cork, with platelets being used in the treatment of cancer, leukemia, bone marrow transplant, newborn babies, and burns victims.

Giveblood is actively looking for new platelet donors. For patients with more than 80 diseases and disorders, Giveblood facilitates bone marrow transplants by maintaining the Irish Unrelated Bone Marrow Registry. They encourage individuals to join the registry and offer information on the donation process and eligibility.

Giveblood also champions community support and campaigns to encourage blood donation and raise awareness. They provide various resources and initiatives for individuals, schools, employers, and organizations to support their cause. Overall, Giveblood is dedicated to saving lives through blood and platelet donations, bone marrow transplants, and community engagement