The Irish College of GPs has published its 2025 Annual Report. The report captures a year of growth across training, membership, education, and organisational development, highlighting key milestones achieved throughout 2025 and setting out the College’s continued focus on strengthening general practice in the years ahead.
Dr Nuala O’Connor, President of the Irish College of GPs, said:
“Over the past year, I have had the privilege of meeting many colleagues across the profession, but the moments that have meant most were welcoming new members into the College. These occasions are a powerful reminder of the strength of our membership and the bright future of general practice.”
Dr Deirdre Collins, Chair of the Board of the Irish College of GPs, said:
“The past year has been one of consolidation, transition, and progress. While the pressures on general practice remain significant, the College has continued to respond with clarity of purpose, supporting our members, advocating for the discipline, and strengthening the structures that sustain general practice into the future.”
Among the highlights of the 2025 Annual Report are:
- 4,600 GP members, reflecting continued growth in the College’s membership base
- 1,300 GP trainees and 350 new training places were introduced in 2025
- Record-breaking graduation of 233 doctors joining the Specialist Register for General Practice
- Official opening of the College’s new headquarters in Dublin 2, providing a hub for education, collaboration and innovation
The Annual Report also outlines the College’s governance, financial performance, and strategic priorities, alongside updates on training, research, advocacy, and initiatives supporting the development of general practice across Ireland.
Read the 2025 Annual Report Now.