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Candidate Name/Reg. No./Address Area of Practice Proposer: Seconder: Name/Reg. No./Address Name/Reg. No./Address Thomas Michael DOODY (9661) Community Colm Henry (9852) Emanuele Baldo (11713) Median Healthcare Services Dublin Dublin Unit 5 The Westway Centre Ballymount Dublin 12 Emma EARLY (9623) Community Stephanie O’Higgins (9599) Michael Ryan (12591) Bhagwan's Pharmacy Lloyds Pharmacy Bhagwan's Pharmacy Ballinteer Lower Main Street Ballinteer Dublin 16 Gorey Dublin 16 Ireland Co. Wexford Ireland John GIVEN (5868) Hospital Maeve Hynes (10684) Sinead Donnellan (8132) Pharmacy Department Pharmacy Department Pharmacy Department University Hospital Galway University Hospital Galway Merlin Park Hospital Newcastle Road Newcastle Road Galway Galway Galway Co. Galway Co. Galway Co. Galway Dervla KELLY (9423) Community/Academia Rachel Bowes (9373) Ruth Garahy (9376) School of Medicine LEO Pharma Grays Pharmacy University of Limerick Cashel Road Unit 3 Castletroy Court Castletroy Dublin 12 Castletroy Limerick Limerick Katherine MORROW (8399) Pharmacy Professional Catriona Bradley (6546) Brian Cleary (7168) The Irish Institute of Pharmacy Development The Irish Institute of Pharmacy Pharmacy Department RCSI RCSI Rotunda Hospital Textile House Textile House Parnell Square 5 Johnson Place 5 Johnson Place Dublin 1 Dublin 2 Dublin 2 Rory O’DONNELL (5334) Community Michael Tierney (4751) Kathryn Maher (6125) O’Donnell’s Totalhealth Pharmacy Tierney’s Pharmacy Haven Pharmacy Duleek Derrybeg Rathdrum 5 Main St Co. Donegal Co. Wicklow Duleek Co. Meath Marie Louisa POWER (9409) Other Mark Jordan (12026) Bridget O’Meara (5759) Power’s Pharmacy Ward's Pharmacy O’Meara’s Pharmacy Main Street Pearse Street Main St Kilfinane Ballina Borrisokane Co. Limerick Co. Mayo Co. Tipperary Sean REILLY (5410) Community Mark Jordan (12026) Roy Hogan (5874) Castleknock Ward's Pharmacy Life Pharmacy Dublin 15 Pearse Street 35/41 Parnell Street Ballina Dublin 1 Co. Mayo Avril RYAN (9240) Community Laura Mulvany (7469) John Duffy (7445) Rathmines Pharmacy LLoyds Pharmacy Rathmines Pharmacy 114 Lower Rathmines Road Unit 24 Stillorgan Shopping 114 Lower Rathmines Road Rathmines Centre Dublin 6 Dublin 6 Stillorgan Co. Dublin Hazel SLEVIN (9041) Community Johanna (Joan) Bourke (4657) Sinead Ryan (9554) Stock Health Pharmacy Roscrea Centre Pharmacy Vista Pharmacy Distillery Bridge Castle St Vista Primary Care Bandon Roscrea Ballymore Eustace Road Co. Cork Co. Tipperary Naas Co. Kildare Robert Anthony WOOD (9564) Community Cathal Lynch (9756) Laura Creevy (12034) Cara Pharmacy Group Cara Pharmacy Dublin Station Road Main Street Bailieborough Ballyshannon Co. Cavan Co. Donegal .

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