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Nurse Elizabeth Gilligan Dublin Ireland Beaumont Hospital HCPs: City of Unique country Principal Practice Country of Principal Principal Practice Full Name identifier Contribution to costs of Events Fee for service and consultancy HCOs: city where Practice Address (optional*) registered Donations and Related expenses TOTAL Grants to HCOs Sponsorship agreed in the agreements with contract, including Travel & HCOs / third parties Registration Fees Fees travel & Accommodation appointed by HCOs accommodation to manage an Event relevant to the contract INDIVIDUAL NAMED DISCLOSURE - one line per HCP (i.e. all transfers of value [ToVs]/annum for an individual HCP will be summed up: itemization should be available for the individual Recipient or public authorities' consultation only) Beaumont Hospital, Nurse Elizabeth Gilligan Dublin Ireland Beaumont Road, N/A N/A €700.00 €700.00 Dublin D09 V2N0 Marymount University Hospital & Hospice, Professor Tony O'Brien Cork Ireland Marymount, N/A N/A €1,210.00 €1,210.00 Curraheen Road, HCPs County Cork , T12 A710 Beaumont Hospital, Dr John Ryan Dublin Ireland Beaumont Road, N/A N/A €1,200.00 €1,200.00 Dublin D09 V2N0 OTHER, NOT INCLUDED ABOVE - where information cannot be disclosed on an individual basis for legal reasons Aggregate amount attributable to transfers of value to such Recipients N/A N/A 0 0 €2,215.00 0 €2,215.00 Number of Recipients in aggregate disclosure N/A N/A 0 0 3 0 3 Of the total number of Recipients whose ToV was disclosed % disclosed in aggreate N/A N/A 0 0 41.6% 0 41.6% INDIVIDUAL NAMED DISCLOSURE - one line per HCO (i.e. all ToVs /annum for an individual HCO will be summed up: itemization should be available for the individual Recipient or public authorities' consultation only) Carrignagat, Bantry, Bantry General Hospital Bantry Ireland County Cork, P75 €202.50 €202.50 DX93 Beacon Court, Bracken Road, Beacon Hospital Dublin Ireland Sandyford Business €207.30 €207.30 Park, Sandyford, Dublin, D18 AK68 Beaumont Road, Beaumont Hospital Dublin Ireland €1,762.08 €1,762.08 Dublin D09 V2N0 Rock Road, Intake, Blackrock Clinic Dublin Ireland Blackrock, County €1,100.00 €1,100.00 Dublin, A94 E4X7 HCOs Strand Street, Tralee, Bon Secours Hospital Tralee Ireland County Kerry, V92 €900.00 €900.00 Tralee P663 Mill Road, Connolly Hospital Dublin Ireland Abbotstown, Dublin, €1,050.00 €1,050.00 Blanchardstown D15 X40D Wilton, Cork, T12 Cork University Hospital Cork Ireland €1,920.10 €1,920.10 DFK4 Carmichael Centre, 4 Irish Association for Brunswick Street Dublin Ireland €1,000.00 €1,000.00 Palliative Care North, Arran Quay, Dublin, D07 RHA8 Irish College of General 4-5 Lincoln Place,. Dublin Ireland €1,000.00 €1,000.00 Practitioners Dublin, D02 XR68 c/o Robert Graves Institute, Tallaght University Hospital, Irish Endocrine Society Dublin Ireland €3,500.00 €3,500.00 Belgard Square North, Dublin, D24 NR0A 25 Churchview Drive, Irish Gerontological Dublin Ireland Killiney, Dublin, A96 €6,500.00 €6,500.00 Society KO28 22 Merrion Square Irish Pain Society Dublin Ireland North, Saint Peter's, €1,500.00 €1,500.00 Dublin, D02 X236 7 Clanwilliam Irish Pharmaceutical Dublin Ireland Terrace, Dublin, D02 €2,152.50 €2,152.50 Healthcare Association XD39 Eccles Street, Inns Mater Misercordiae Dublin Ireland Quay, Dublin D07 € 2,535.46 € 2,535.46 University Hospital R2WY Grenville Place, Mercy University Cork Ireland Centre, Cork, T12 €317.80 €317.80 Hospital WE28 Tyone, Nenagh, HCOs Mid Western Regional Nenagh Ireland County Tipperary, €248.95 €248.95 Hospital E45 PT86 Arden Road, Midland Regional Tullamore Ireland Tullamore, County €630.00 €630.00 Hospital Offaly, R35 HP73 Longford Road, Robinstown, Midland Regional Mullingar Ireland Mullingar, County €168.00 €168.00 Hospital Westmeath, N91 NA43 HCOs The Mall, Sligo University Hospital Sligo Ireland Rathquarter, Sligo, €908.14 €908.14 F91 H684 Old Blackrock Road, South Infirmary Victoria Cork Ireland Ballintemple, Cork, €237.22 €237.22 University Hospital T12 X23H South Tipperary General Clonmel, Tipperary, Clonmel Ireland €1,358.00 €1,358.00 Hospital E91 VY40 Bray Road, Loughlinstown, St Columcille's Hospital Dublin Ireland €170.00 €170.00 County Dublin, D18 E365 James's Street, St James's Hospital Dublin Ireland €296.00 €296.00 Dublin, D08 NHY1 Freshford Road, St Luke's General Kilkenny Ireland Friarsinch, Kilkenny, €252.00 €252.00 Hospital R95 FY71 Merrion Road, Elm St Vincent's University Dublin Ireland Park, Dublin, D04 €380.00 €380.00 Hospital N2E0 Belgard Square Tallaght University Dublin Ireland North, Tallaght, €1,203.24 €1,203.24 Hospital Dublin, D24 NR04 University Hospital Newcastle Road, Galway Ireland €411.57 €411.57 Galway Galway, H91 YR71 Ratass, Tralee, University Hospital Kerry Tralee Ireland County Kerry, V92 €400.87 €400.87 NX94 St Nessan's Road, University Hospital Dooradoyle Ireland Dooradoyle, County €732.75 €732.75 Limerick Limerick, V94 F858 University Hospital Dunmore Road, Waterford Ireland €147.50 €147.50 Waterford Waterford, X91 ER8E OTHER, NOT INCLUDED ABOVE - where information cannot be disclosed on an individual basis for legal reasons Aggregate amount attributable to transfers of value to such Recipients 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Number of Recipients in aggregate disclosure 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Of the total number of Recipients whose ToV was disclosed % disclosed in aggreate 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AGGREGATE DISCLOSURE R & D Research & Development Transfers of Value 0 * To uniquely identify HCPs the use of the relevant Medical Council/Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland/Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland/Dental Council of Ireland registration numbers are strongly recommended. N/A: not applicable, HCP: healthcare professional, HCO: healthcare organisation VV-05881_KKI/IRE/NPR/0009 Jun-21.
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