Mayo doctor becomes Member of Royal College of Physicians of Ireland

Dr Mary-Catherine Walsh is pictured following the ceremony with Michael Kitt, Marianna Kitt, Séamie Kitt, Seamus Walsh, Mary McBride Walsh and Professor Michael Keane.placeholder image
Dr Mary-Catherine Walsh is pictured following the ceremony with Michael Kitt, Marianna Kitt, Séamie Kitt, Seamus Walsh, Mary McBride Walsh and Professor Michael Keane. | Bobby Studios

Dr Mary-Catherine Walsh was welcomed by The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland at a special ceremony in Dublin

A doctor from Westport has become a Member of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland at a special ceremony in Dublin.

Dr Mary-Catherine Walsh was formally welcomed to the College at an event held at No. 6 Kildare Street earlier this month.

Membership of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland is an internationally recognised benchmark of professional excellence and is valued by healthcare employers worldwide.

It also represents a significant milestone for doctors progressing towards specialist status.

Dr Walsh now joins a global network of more than 17,000 physicians across 104 countries. The College’s roots date back to 1654.

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