Galway GP

i have been living in Galway city for a while now and have got the usual amount of sicknesses and illnesses and what not and while i was in college i had the college doctor, so i didn't have to head home for the usual doctors visit.

But now i have finished my college days and was wondering does anyone know of a good GP in Galway so i can get healthier without the trip home?

GerardKeating

connemara man wrote: »

i have been living in Galway city for a while now and have got the usual amount of sicknesses and illnesses and what not and while i was in college i had the college doctor, so i didn't have to head home for the usual doctors visit.

But now i have finished my college days and was wondering does anyone know of a good GP in Galway so i can get healthier without the trip home?

Depends on what part of the city you are in, do you want city centre, or east or west side.

west side really but I'm not looking for handiest to get to really, i like my GP at home and think he's very thorough it's just if ever i got to sick to drive id like to know i was getting someone i was just as confident about in galway

depot

Dr Dan Murphy in salthill, is a very good doctor

legatti

Dr Pat Harrold is our family G.p, he accepts medical cards should you have one, he is the BEST the very BEST doctor i have ever had in 41 years, i personally am asthmatic and also have a bad back, i have 2 kids who also have asthma and nothing is ever too much for him.
fantastic Doctor:) cannot reccomend him enough,
he is above barna pharmacy, and theres also a very good dentist downstairs !!:pac::pac:

unJustMary

There's another recent thread about this ... at least one.

sam34

depot wrote: »

Dr Dan Murphy in salthill, is a very good doctor

i second this, he is a great doctor

biko

There's been a few threads on this already. You can find them here

paconnors

Dr Eamon O'Shea, Claddagh Medical Centre, is a very good doctor