A Memorable Day for the GP Community
The great weather was matched by the fantastic energy throughout the event. From the excellent keynotes and insightful clinical topic sessions to the award winners, networking opportunities and the sharing of ideas by attendees, the conference was widely regarded as a brilliant day for the GP community.

Collaboration, shared learning, and a strong sense of purpose - these were the key themes from our recent all-island GP Training Scheme Directors educational event which took place in Cavan this week.

The Irish College of GPs Annual Conference will be held at the St Helens Hotel, Stillorgan Rd, Booterstown, Dublin, on Saturday, 25 April 2026. Join us for a full day of learning, networking, and clinical updates.

The countdown is on to this year’s Irish College of GPs Annual Conference, taking place on Saturday, 25 April. The day will provide GPs the opportunity to engage with important topics relevant to practicing today through a range of clinically focused presentations. The College is also thrilled to welcome two outstanding keynote speakers - Prof Ian Robertson and Dr Mike Ryan.

Irish College of GPs’ first new GP Leadership Academy, with a Programme called ‘Empowering GPs: Leadership for the Future’, concludes this week. GPs found it immensely valuable in developing leadership skills and expertise to drive change and shape the future of primary care in Ireland

The New Trainers Course occurred on 26 March 2026 in Salthill, welcoming a record 101 new trainers, highlighting the responsibility of GP training. The event, led by Dr Cathy Cullen, featured various key speakers discussing trainee support and preparation for exams. This event aligns with the increased intake of trainees to 350 in July 2024 and precedes a second workshop planned for the upcoming months. Additionally, the National Trainers Conference attracted 302 trainers for a comprehensive two-day program, including art workshops and a keynote on AI, concluding with enthusiasm for future gatherings.