Dear Editor,
I have no wish to prolong the debate with Dr Sara Burke unnecessarily but it is important that facts and definitions are clear, as I am sure we would all agree.

Dear Editor and colleagues,
In light of the recent announcement that an agreement has been reached on the under-sixes contract, the NAGP reiterates its call on GPs to refuse to sign the contract.

Obituary

Dear Editor,

The Overseas Medics of Ireland (OMI) welcomes the report, Ireland’s Medical Brain-Drain: Migration Intentions of Irish Medical Students by Pishoy Gouda in the journal Human Resources for Health on 12 March, 2015.

Dear Editor,

‘Are you against ‘The under-sixes’ GMS?’

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Dear Editor,
I am one of the doctors recruited from Pakistan in 2011, at the time of a critical doctor shortage in Ireland.

Dear Editor,
The recent decision of the Irish Medical Council (IMC) to accredit RCSI Bahrain as an appropriate environment for medical education without reference to the appalling human rights abuses ongoing in that small country is very disturbing and may indeed be open to challenge.

Dear Editor,
I am one of the doctors recruited from Pakistan in 2011, at the time of a critical doctor shortage in Ireland.

Dear Editor,
The recent decision of the Irish Medical Council (IMC) to accredit RCSI Bahrain as an appropriate environment for medical education without reference to the appalling human rights abuses ongoing in that small country is very disturbing and may indeed be open to challenge.

With the recent passing of Eamonn John Sullivan, Ireland has lost one of the few remaining living District Medical Officers (DMOs), who formed the backbone of the dispensary system, first introduced to the country in 1851.

With the recent passing of Eamonn John Sullivan, Ireland has lost one of the few remaining living District Medical Officers (DMOs), who formed the backbone of the dispensary system, first introduced to the country in 1851.