• Self employed. Independent contractor (GMS GP) to Irish Health Service Executive
• General Practitioner

Declaration on 1 April 2019

Other declarations

66% of our practice income comes from the State; 23% of our income comes from our private practice; and the balance comes from a variety of other sources, including grants for teaching undergraduate and graduate entry medical students and GP trainees. With regards to my personal income, I receive honoraria from the Irish College of General Practitioners, where I hold two officers positions on the Board.

Declaration on 6 June 2018

Other sources of income or benefits from other organisations relevant to medical practice

• Company: Health One User Group · Reason for receipt of fees: Expenses incurred attending committee meeting · Total amount received: £100 to under £1,000
• Company: Irish College of General Practitioners · Reason for receipt of fees: Honoraria and travel expenses incurred in my Role as Honorary Secretary · Total amount received: £1,000 to under £2,000
• Company: Diabetes Ireland · Reason for receipt of fees: Honorarium for chairing national meeting · Total amount received: £100 to under £1,000

Past declarations

For a period of 25 years, up to 2014, I was continuously involved in a variety of pharma-sponsored clinical trials, sometimes as an investigator and on a number of occasions as the principal investigator. I would have received payments for these roles; as well as reimbursement for the staff I employed for these trials; as well as reimbursement for attendance at investigator meetings. Because of my profile through these trials, I would also have accepted invitations to a variety of international conferences. I would also have delivered lectures at pharma-sponsored conferences, for which I received payments. For all these activities, I have received emoluments from many different pharmaceutical companies.

Something wrong with this declaration? Contact team@sunshineuk.org to let them know.