Outstanding talk last night at The Players Theatre from Dr. Robby Woods on his illustrious great-grandfather Sir Robert Woods, and his mentee Oliver St. John Gogarty, the inspiration for Buck Mulligan. The choice of Bloomsday for the event was not a coincidence. tcd.ie/medicine/alumn…

The New York Celtic Medical Society has existed since 1891. It was for most of its existence a male-only organisation. We changed to admit women, who have now served as Presidents of the Society. We encourage the AOH National to do as we have done. irishtimes.com/world/americas…

Just discovered that the January 15 1998 speaker for the #NYCMS was Fintan O'Toole. His latest book We Don’t Know Ourselves is strongly recommended: theatlantic.com/magazine/archi… And he will always be welcome back to speak again at our 131 year old society!

The #NYCMS was privileged to have Ted Smyth recount the history of the Northern Ireland peace process, from the view of someone in the room where it happened. Many thanks Ted!

Representing our 132 year old society at today’s St. Patrick’s Day parade on Fifth Avenue in #NYC #stpatricksdayparade

Recipient of our Healer Award, Emeritus member and the second of three generations in the Society, we mourn the loss of our friend Dr. John D. Cahill III pelhamexaminer.com/61903/obituari…

The New York Celtic Medical Society grieves the loss of John Cahill. John was preceded in the Society by his father and grandfather, three generations of our history now lost to us. Our condolences to his wife Rachel and children John and Claire. pelhamexaminer.com/64439/obituari…

Celebrating 134 years of fellowship and community! ☘️ The New York Celtic Medical Society's St. Patrick's Day Gala on March 14th, 2025, will honor Dr. Thomas G. McGinn with the Cahill Healer's Award. ow.ly/JxU150V96rr

Show your Irish spirit! 🇮🇪 The New York Celtic Medical Society is marching in the NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 17th☘️! Let us know if you'll be marching with us! celticmedsocnyc.org/contact-us

Excited to announce Senator @ConorMurphySF of Sinn Féin, former Minister for the Economy of Northern Ireland, will be speaking at our St. Patrick's Day Gala on March 14th! 🇮🇪 Join us for an insightful evening. Get your tickets now celticmedsocnyc.org/upcoming-event…

⏰ Last chance to purchase your tickets to the New York Celtic Medical Society's☘️ St. Patrick's Day Gala! 🇮🇪 Celebrate with us as we honor Dr. Tom McGinn with the Cahill Healer Award. March 14th at The Players! ow.ly/G1G550V96ES

Join Senator @ConorMurphySF of Sinn Féin at the New York Celtic Medical Society's St. Patrick's Day Gala on March 14th! 🇮🇪 Hear from a prominent Irish leader in NYC. Tickets: ow.ly/xyUt50V96WC

Gala AND Parade! ☘️ Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the New York Celtic Medical Society. First, the Gala honoring Dr. Tom McGinn on March 14th ow.ly/P3hS50V96FX. Then, march with us in the NYC parade on March 17th!

☘️Calling all members and friends☘️! Join the New York Celtic Medical Society for a week of St. Patrick's Day celebrations! Gala on the 14th, parade on the 17th! Let's make this a memorable year! ow.ly/QmT150V96Fz

Want to hear from former Minister for the Economy of Northern Ireland, Senator @ConorMurphySF of Sinn Féin, this St. Patrick's Day? Join the New York Celtic Medical Society Gala on March 14th! 🇮🇪 Learn more & get tickets: celticmedsocnyc.org/upcoming-event…

A true healthcare leader! Dr. Thomas G. McGinn, Chief Physician Executive Officer of CommonSpirit Health, is the 2025 Cahill Healer's Award recipient. His dedication to evidence-based medicine is inspiring. Read the full announcement ow.ly/JxU150V96rr

Great reception at the Celtic Medical Society Dinner in New York.

Congratulations to UCD Medicine graduate Mount Sinai Hematology/Oncology Fellowship Mount Sinai Department of Medicine Dr. Fionnuala Crowley who was awarded the New York Celtic Medical Society Trainee Excellence Award 2025. Pictured here with Friends of Sinn Féin USA Senator Conor Murphy Houses of the Oireachtas - Tithe an Oireachtais & Society President Dr. Emily Gallagher