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Friday, 14 August 2026 16:21

Rhode's Cathal Cully and Athlone's Rebecca Wilson are running the campaign in the lead up to their wedding.

A Midlands couple is using their wedding planning to launch a campaign to break down misconceptions around autism and ADHD.

The "Same Minds, Different Heart" campaign is founded by Rhode's Cathal Cully and Athlone's Rebecca Wilson.

They both want to use their digital marketing backgrounds in the run up to their wedding in Louth next year to spark a public conversation.

Cathal has autism, and Rebecca has a diagnosis of both autism and ADHD.

Ms Wilson says it's one of the areas the campaign wants to address:

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