From 1 April 2026, the HSE is offering screening to everyone aged between 57 and 71, extending the previous age range of 58-70 by two years. This means we will invite 49,000* people aged 57 and 67,500* people aged 71 over the next two years. Over time, the HSE will expand the screening programme to […]
A Quick Reminder About Medical Questions & Appointments To make sure you receive the best and most timely care, we kindly ask that you please do not email medical questions or concerns. Email is not monitored at all times and is not the safest way for us to address personal health matters. If you need […]
Who should have cervical screening Women and anyone with a cervix between the age of 25 and 65 should go for a cervical screening test when it’s due. How often we invite you to screening The number of years between your screening tests changes depending on your age. Age 25 to 29 You are […]
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common virus that causes respiratory infection in children and adults. The risk of severe infection is highest in the youngest infants, especially those born during the RSV season. Among babies in Ireland, each winter: 1 in 2 gets RSV – many need medical care from their GP or an […]
Blood supplies are critically low (between 2-6 days of all blood types). #giveblood #GiveBloodIreland If you are in a position to donate, or would like to learn more,please visit the Irish Blood Transfusion Service Website here: https://www.giveblood.ie/
This October, we think pink as we celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🩷 If you have any concerns, please call the surgery to make an appointment to discuss. #breastcancerawarenessmonth
It is recommended that all infants aged 6-11 months should receive an MMR vaccine before travelling abroad (ideally at least 2 weeks before travel). As measles is circulating widely globally, this recommendation applies to all travel abroad. This is based on the NIAC recommendation* that infants aged six months to less than 12 months of […]
Common illnesses Did you know that a lot of everyday illnesses like colds, coughs or sore throats need an antibiotic? Find out how you can treat them at home and when to get help by visiting the HSE site https://www2.hse.ie/conditions/common-illnesses/
We are delighted to announce that Dr Ciara Murphy, Dr Ciara Aherne & Dr Suzanne Kelly are offering a dedicated Women’s Health Clinic, with particular focus on Menopause. There will be a set fee covering the initial 3 visits. Please call reception on 021-4877817 for enquiries.
