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Payments to Doctors for 2016 Payments to Doctors for 2016 Gross Gross Amount Amount Excluding Including CHO Doctor Scheme Practice Practice No. Local Health Office Number Doctors Names Date Entry Date Exit Participation Support Support 5 Carlow / Kilkenny 62222 Care Doc ----- 01-Apr-06 Full Year €3,372,212 €3,372,212 9 North West Dublin 60028 Dr.----- Nth Doc Medical Services 01-Mar-11 Full Year €2,077,694 €2,077,694 8 Meath 76151 Nedoc Ltd ----- 18-Sep-00 Full Year €1,782,862 €1,782,862 7 Kildare / West Wicklow 77777 Kildare/West Wicklow ----- 01-Mar-01 Full Year €1,436,260 €1,436,260 4 Kerry 67000 South Doc Services Limited 04-Dec-03 Full Year €1,058,799 €1,058,799 7 Dublin South West 64092 Dr.Andrew Jordan 02-Aug-85 Full Year €950,814 €952,185 7 Dublin South West 61015 Dr.Andrew Coady 09-Aug-07 Full Year €724,857 €791,273 9 North West Dublin 60325 Dr.Austin O'Carroll 12-May-97 Full Year €687,854 €789,115 9 North West Dublin 64775 Dr.Catherine Coleman 13-Jul-04 Full Year €721,075 €760,827 3 Limerick 77711 Shannondoc Ltd 16-Feb-07 Full Year €756,449 €756,449 7 Dublin South West 64181 Dr.William Twomey 13-May-94 Full Year €679,292 €737,706 2 Galway 88676 Dr.Michael Casey 19-Jun-88 Full Year €573,358 €644,027 9 North Dublin 60883 Dr.Anthony Crosby 01-Apr-99 Full Year €574,471 €643,660 4 North Cork 87637 Dr.Thomas J. Molloy 07-Sep-87 Full Year €563,597 €623,751 4 Kerry 87742 Dr.Donal Coffey 01-Mar-88 Full Year €512,331 €623,302 5 Waterford 71523 Dr.Dermot Nolan 30-Apr-07 Full Year €494,633 €608,398 5 Wexford 71733 Dr.William Gerard Lynch 11-Mar-02 Full Year €471,961 €592,575 1 Donegal 79601 Now Doc Premises ----- 28-Sep-01 Full Year €582,479 €582,479 8 Louth 75985 Dr.Shane Gleeson 01-Sep-99 Full Year €473,890 €579,428 8 Laois / Offaly 71111 Midoc Laois ----- 05-Dec-02 Full Year €577,648 €577,648 8 Laois / Offaly 70124 Dr.Paul Mcaleer 16-Nov-09 Full Year €503,654 €570,526 7 Dublin South West 61078 Dr.Gordon Cantwell 09-Jun-09 Full Year €472,630 €568,270 4 North Cork 87505 Dr.David P. Molony 15-Dec-86 Full Year €471,909 €567,322 8 Louth 84115 Dr.John Whately 26-Aug-88 Full Year €476,674 €567,186 4 Cork - North Lee 68330 Dr.George O'Mahony 08-Feb-93 Full Year €432,864 €564,185 1 Sligo / Leitrim 79855 Dr.Sean Bourke 27-Mar-84 Full Year €486,803 €550,667 2 Galway 74934 Dr.Brendan Day 04-Jan-80 Full Year €463,921 €540,546 8 Laois / Offaly 73333 Midoc-West Offaly ----- 05-Dec-02 Full Year €533,854 €533,854 7 Dublin West 63189 Dr.Stuart Kenny 16-Jun-03 Full Year €430,025 €531,251 4 Cork - North Lee 55745 Dr.Nicholas O'Keeffe 22-Mar-10 Full Year €432,641 €528,430 3 Limerick 77909 Dr.Richard Murray 12-Sep-94 Full Year €437,138 €527,789 8 Longford / Westmeath 52254 Dr.Emma O'Hara 06-Dec-13 Full Year €458,582 €527,021 8 Laois / Offaly 82150 Dr.Salgaonkar Vivek Mahadev 01-Jul-06 Full Year €412,832 €522,886 1 of 88 Payments to Doctors for 2016 Gross Gross Amount Amount Excluding Including CHO Doctor Scheme Practice Practice No. Local Health Office Number Doctors Names Date Entry Date Exit Participation Support Support 4 Cork - South Lee 87114 Dr.Patrick Joseph Turner 11-Jun-84 Full Year €426,332 €519,870 1 Sligo / Leitrim 75159 Dr.Declan Loftus 01-Aug-77 Full Year €453,976 €518,620 5 South Tipperary 71830 Dr.Richard Roche-Nagle 14-Mar-02 Full Year €435,704 €515,740 5 Carlow / Kilkenny 71761 Dr.James Ryan 01-Sep-98 Full Year €445,197 €514,105 1 Donegal 79673 Dr.Paul Stewart 01-Nov-99 Full Year €441,496 €512,658 7 Dublin South West 62868 Dr.Brian Maher 03-Apr-02 Full Year €448,022 €511,958 5 Wexford 71629 Dr.Derek Forde 01-Sep-97 Full Year €416,593 €509,671 2 Mayo 73993 Dr.Sean Moffatt 07-Mar-05 Full Year €416,267 €503,771 3 Limerick 77724 Dr.Suzanne Fitzgibbon 01-Aug-98 Full Year €425,700 €498,638 8 Meath 84220 Dr.Joseph Clarke 14-Mar-90 Full Year €402,842 €496,368 1 Cavan / Monaghan 75836 Dr.Tom Prior 01-Oct-04 Full Year €381,354 €494,508 3 North Tipperary / East Limerick 77840 Dr.Paul O' Carroll 01-Sep-99 Full Year €426,576 €494,163 4 Kerry 67192 Dr.Ursula Scullion 30-Sep-06 Full Year €430,730 €491,696 4 Cork - North Lee 67188 Dr.Mehboob Kukaswadia 12-Dec-01 Full Year €415,738 €487,841 4 North Cork 87203 Dr.Patrick Gerard Burke 10-Sep-84 Full Year €398,046 €487,065 3 North Tipperary / East Limerick 78166 Dr.Patrick Moroney 10-Dec-79 Full Year €423,203 €486,723 8 Longford / Westmeath 70315 Midoc-Longford ----- 01-Jul-06 Full Year €482,856 €482,856 3 Limerick 78891 Dr.Henry A. Comber 27-May-82 Full Year €409,213 €481,574 7 Dublin West 52166 Dr.Raimundas Zaveckis 04-Mar-13 Full Year €451,245 €481,164 1 Donegal 79995 Dr.Denis Mccauley 30-Mar-92 Full Year €398,757 €480,307 2 Galway 88617 Dr.Richard Joyce 04-Aug-87 Full Year €386,007 €478,428 5 Wexford 86150 Dr.Kevin T. Byrne 12-Nov-90 Full Year €411,467 €476,124 6 Wicklow 63568 Dr.Patrick Carolan 30-Jan-85 Full Year €377,682 €475,955 8 Laois / Offaly 52093 Dr.Maurice Carroll 19-Sep-12 Full Year €406,902 €474,917 3 North Tipperary / East Limerick 77945 Dr.Paul Ryan 01-Nov-99 Full Year €383,185 €474,202 1 Cavan / Monaghan 84417 Dr.Geoffrey A. Bourke 02-Aug-93 Full Year €401,926 €473,290 7 Kildare / West Wicklow 64947 Dr.Francis X. Flanagan 11-Jul-79 Full Year €384,026 €472,633 5 Waterford 72591 Dr.Ita Creavin 13-Jan-93 Full Year €366,053 €472,187 2 Mayo 74930 Dr.Keith Swanick 01-Aug-07 Full Year €379,884 €472,010 1 Donegal 85359 Dr.Padraic Mitchell 16-Feb-88 Full Year €387,578 €471,748 8 Louth 77054 Dr.Michael J. O'Brien 25-Jan-82 Full Year €372,275 €471,358 3 Limerick 83259 Dr.Edmund O'Callaghan 27-Feb-89 Full Year €400,868 €471,247 4 North Cork 87955 Dr.Bartholomew J. Daly 20-Aug-89 Full Year €404,295 €469,394 2 of 88 Payments to Doctors for 2016 Gross Gross Amount Amount Excluding Including CHO Doctor Scheme Practice Practice No. Local Health Office Number Doctors Names Date Entry Date Exit Participation Support Support 3 Limerick 77743 Dr.Ronan Ryder 01-Aug-98 Full Year €398,400 €466,650 9 North Dublin 63200 Dr.Seamus Mulholland 23-Jan-99 Full Year €378,916 €464,793 4 Cork - South Lee 87335 Dr.Brendan Crowley 01-Jun-85 Full Year €454,782 €463,575 1 Donegal 85170 Dr.Charles J. Bourke 11-Feb-93 Full Year €399,869 €463,313 4 Kerry 87106 Dr.John T. Buckley 29-Mar-84 Full Year €345,168 €461,773 8 Longford / Westmeath 82020 Dr.Declan Brennan 02-May-06 Full Year €386,178 €460,926 7 Dublin West 64485 Dr.James Lee 25-Aug-03 Full Year €391,833 €460,032 8 Longford / Westmeath 82333 Dr.Patrick Cullen 01-Mar-89 Full Year €387,799 €458,492 5 Wexford 73105 Dr.Liam Dunne 14-Aug-80 Full Year €383,948 €457,948 1 Sligo / Leitrim 79529 Dr.Arthur Michael Dolan 06-Sep-84 Full Year €368,018 €456,698 7 Dublin South West 60667 Dr.Sarah Hooper 14-Apr-08 Full Year €346,750 €456,140 4 Cork - North Lee 67148 Dr.Rosemary Hutch 13-Oct-92 Full Year €365,941 €456,038 7 Kildare / West Wicklow 81124 Dr.Giles J. O'Neill 06-Aug-82 Full Year €389,102 €455,942 8 Longford / Westmeath 82279 Dr.Graham Kearon 05-Apr-88 Full Year €396,985 €455,156 7 Dublin South West 65013 Dr.Dermot Daly 12-Nov-87 Full Year €373,793 €454,960 8 Meath 77089 Dr.William Mcnamara 04-Nov-81 Full Year €383,368 €454,628 2 Galway 74764 Dr.J.F. Moore 14-Jun-82 Full Year €383,475 €453,848 6 Dublin South East 60668 Dr.Declan Cantwell 11-Apr-07 Full Year €387,119 €453,512 3 Limerick 79057 Dr.Thomas K. Curtin 01-Oct-83 Full Year €363,458 €451,067 8 Laois / Offaly 52325 Dr.David Booth 01-May-14 Full Year €360,560 €450,469 4 North Cork 67050 Dr.Peter Joyce 01-Dec-02 Full Year €397,106 €449,606 4 West Cork 68195 Dr.Denis Cotter 07-Dec-76 Full Year €405,017 €448,914 5 Wexford 71560 Dr.John Cox 01-Jun-92 Full Year €378,059 €447,399 3 Limerick 83011 Dr.David J. Boylan 02-Mar-87 Full Year €390,665 €446,953 8 Longford / Westmeath 70185 Dr.Declan Brennan 01-May-00 Full Year €375,847 €446,621 4 North Cork 87033 Dr.Leonard A. Leader 25-May-83 Full Year €385,964 €445,698 5 Carlow / Kilkenny 70294 Dr.Niamh Gallagher 15-Jul-04 Full Year €382,651 €445,453 4 Cork - North Lee 69507 Dr.Declan O'Callaghan 20-Aug-81 07/03/2017 Full Year €383,989 €445,392 4 North Cork 67080 Dr.Michael Casey 14-Mar-01 Full Year €415,870 €444,523 8 Meath 76160 Dr.Anthony Ryan 13-Jan-05 Full Year €376,228 €443,839 8 Louth 75966 Dr.Patrick O'Donoghue 28-Aug-00 Full Year €344,045 €443,021 4 North Cork 67093 Dr.Christine Walsh-Mccarthy 29-Jun-07 Full Year €359,231 €442,030 9 North Dublin 64084 Dr.Barry Teeling 02-Aug-85 Full Year €369,986 €441,687 3 of 88 Payments to Doctors for 2016 Gross Gross Amount Amount Excluding Including CHO Doctor Scheme Practice Practice No.
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