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Mr James Beirne, Ms Attracta Beirne, Dr Francis Beirne and RCPI Registrar Prof Michael Keane
The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland welcomed a new member from Longford at a ceremony this month.
Dr Francis Beirne from Prospect House, Co Longford became a member of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (MRCPI) at a special ceremony at No. 6 Kildare Street, Dublin.
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MRCPI is an internationally recognised benchmark of excellence, valued by healthcare employers worldwide, and is a major milestone on the path to becoming a specialist. They join a global network of close to 13,000 respected physicians whose roots date back to 1654.
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Pictured are Mr James Beirne, Ms Attracta Beirne, Dr Francis Beirne and RCPI Registrar Prof Michael Keane Picture: Bobby Studio
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