Thank YouReport on the

RCSI Alumni Annual Giving Programme

(Report from 1st April 2010 – 30th September 2011)

Dear Graduates

I want to thank you most sincerely for your contributions and support of our Alumni Annual Appeal to date.

Our students have benefitted enormously by your generosity, which has helped enhance their education and student journey while at RCSI.

This “Thank You” brochure highlights the impact that alumni support has made, in a very real and tangible way. However our work doesn’t stop here. All of these projects require ongoing annual funding, that I hope you can support. Every gift received, irrespective of size, is very much appreciated and makes a difference!.

On behalf of all of us at RCSI, I want to thank you for your continuing interest and support

With kind regards

Cathal J Kelly, CEO/Registrar, RCSI

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The Impact of Your Gifts In the past 18 months, the Alumni Annual Giving Programme awarded €205,006 in grants to students. These projects which you support make a real difference to student life and the student experience at RCSI.

Through your support, we can ensure that RCSI continues to attract the very best students, who in return receive a world-class education whilst attending RCSI.

The following is a summary of the grants awarded from the Alumni Fund.

Student Research Fund: €127,950

Student Hardship Fund: €13,300

Student Elective Fund: €14,500

Student Counselling Fund: €30,000

Student Life Fund: €18,856

Library Heritage Fund: €400

Total: €205,006

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Student Research Fund – Grant of €127,950Research is the cornerstone of a leading institution such as RCSI. The objective of the Student Research Fund is to provide undergraduate students with the opportunity of gaining valuable experience and helping contribute significant insights in a research environment. Student-initiated research projects are conducted in the Basic Sciences, Clinical Medicine and Healthcare Medicine and undertaken with guidance from RCSI clinicians and scientists.

In Summer 2010 and 2011, this grant funded students who completed research projects in RCSI, and the Royal Free Hospital, London UK. Here’s how your support has translated into helping our students in practical ways. Details of the 2011 Summer projects are as follows

l Alumni Research Fund in Urology – sponsored by Malachy Gleeson (’81)

nAwarded to: Allan Jenkinson nSupervisor: Professor Peter Conlon, RCSI nProject: A study of long term survivors (20 years) of renal

transplantation

l Alumni Research Fund in Ophthalmology – sponsored by George Beiko (’85)

nAwarded to: Amara Anyiam nSupervisor: Dr Caroline Jefferies, MCT, RCSI nProject: Investigating interactions of ICPO with Ro52 and

other components of interferon (IFN) pathway in transfected 293T cells

l Alumni Research Fund in Gastroenterology – sponsored by Mahomed Suliman (’75)

nAwarded to: Eleanor Russell Goldman nSupervisor: Dr Eoghan O’Neill, RCSI nProject: Acquisition of healthcare associated extended

spectrum in beta lactamase (ESBl) producing enterobacteriacae in Connolly Hospital Dublin

l Alumni Research Fund in Medicine – sponsored by Claire and Nid Afdhal (’81)

nAwarded to: Faruq Pradhan nSupervisor: Professor Orla Hardiman, Beaumont Hospital,

Dublin nProject: To assess blink rate in ALS patients

l Alumni Research Fund in Paediatrics – sponsored by Jina Darwish (’04)

nAwarded to: Hosanna Lis nSupervisor: Professor Naomi McCallion, RCSI nProject: Establishing the normal distribution or value of

clotting times of very low birth weight infants (< 1500g) under 30 weeks gestation

Allan Jenkinson Amara Anyiam Eleanor Russell-Goldman

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l Alumni Research Fund in General Practice – sponsored by Yacoob Kadwa (’65)

nAwarded to: Jennifer Billington nSupervisor: Dr Rose Galvin, RCSI nProject: Predicting influenza: a systematic review of the

diagnostic accuracy of signs and symptoms and rapid diagnostic tests

l Alumni Research Fund in Cardiology – sponsored by Magnus Ohman (’81)

nAwarded to: Joanna Tan nSupervisors: Dr Sarah O’Neill, MCT, RCSI and Dr Stephen Keely,

Molecular Medicine, RCSI nProject: The effects of ursodeoxycholic acid on platelet

function

l Alumni Research Fund in Surgery – sponsored by Paul Redmond (’83)

nAwarded to: Kevin Quinlan nSupervisors: Dr Ann Hopkins, Dept of Surgery, RCSI nProject: Do interactions between the sodium potassium

ATpase and caveolin 1 regulate breast cancer cell motility?

l Alumni Research Fund in Surgery – sponsored by Godfrey Geh (’65)

nAwarded to: Mani Ramjoo nSupervisors: Professor Arnie Hill and Mr Paddy Broe,

Department of Surgery, RCSI nProject: Gastric carcinoma: early detection and outcomes

in a national upper-gastrointestinal cancer unit

l Alumni Research Fund in Obstetrics & Gynaecology – sponsored by Kelvin Loh (’66)

nAwarded to: Omar El Kawkgi nSupervisors: Dr Bryan Hennessy, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin nProject: Investigations of mechanisms of impaired

homologous recombination in ovarian cancer

l Alumni Research Fund in Vision Research – sponsored by Bobby Braunstein (’72)

nAwarded to: Tyson Chan nSupervisors: Professor Conor Murphy, Eye and Ear Hospital and

Dr Caroline Jefferies, MCT, RCSI nProject: Investigating the effect of corneal Herpes Simplex

Virus 1 infection on toll like receptor expression in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells

l Alumni Research Fund in Anaesethetics - sponsored by Tim Dowd (’81)

nAwarded to: Evelyn Su Yin Aun nSupervisors: Professor Anthony Cunningham nProject: Factors affecting patient outcome following

subarachnoid haemorrhage – prospective audit

Hosanna Lis Tyson Chan Young Hwa Soon

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l Alumni Research Fund - sponsored by Rick Sawyer (’89)

nAwarded to: Thomas Law nSupervisors: Professor Fergal O’Brien & Dr Garry Duffy,

Department of Anatomy, RCSI nProject: Investigation of the therapeutic potential of stem

cells derived from primary aminocentesis for orthopaedic regenerative medicine

l Tom Garry Research Fund in Anatomy – sponsored by Dr John Garry & family and friends of Tom Garry

nAwarded to: Ken Linton nSupervisors: Professor Clive Lee and Dr Tom Farrell,

Department of Anatomy, RCSI nProject: Tom Garry - Surgeon Prosector - Surgical Training

in an era before Surgical Imaging

l Association of Graduates Research Fund nAwarded to: Rijui Puri nSupervisors: Professor Niamh Moran, and Professor David

Williams, RCSI nProject: Platelet function screening for personalised

medicine

l Hermitage Medical Clinic Research Fund nAwarded to: Young Hwa Soon nSupervisors: Dr Georgina Getchin, School of Nursing, RCSI nProject: Developing best practice for day surgery in

Ireland

l Hewlett-Packard Research Fund nAwarded to: Shane Murphy nSupervisors: Professor Peter Butler, Royal Free Hospital,

London, UK nProject: Literature review of Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy

nAwarded to: Elaine Harris nSupervisors: Dr Leonie Young, Department of Surgery, RCSI nProject: Alterations in ER signalling may lead to

resistance to aromatase inhibitors in breast cancer patients

l Irish Medicines Board Research Fund nAwarded to: Wai Lun Mak nSupervisors: Dr Almath Spooner, Irish Medicines Board nProject: Monitoring the effectiveness of risk minimisation

Gillian Burke Karishma RupaniLogeswaraj SelvarajahAlan Sheridan Shane Murphy

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l Medical Protection Society Research Fund nAwarded to: Gillian Burke nSupervisor: Professor Geraldine McCarthy, RCSI nProject: Patient adherence to osteoporis medications –

the real story

l Omega Financial Management Research Fund nAwarded to: Alan Sheridan nSupervisors: Professor Dermot Kenny, MCT, RCSI nProject: Platelet hyperactivity and platelet adhesion to

cancer cells

l MSD Research Fund nAwarded to: Karishma Rupani nSupervisors: Professor Ray Stallings, Cancer Genetics, RCSI nProject: Assessing the role of miRNA induced methylation

alterations in neuroblastoma

l MSD Research Fund nAwarded to: Logeswaraj Selvarajah nSupervisors: Dr Garry Duffy, Anatomy Department, RCSI nProject: Formulating a multimodal stem cell therapy for

the treatment of critical in ischemia in diabetes

l MSD Research Fund nAwarded to: Ronan Murphy nSupervisors: Dr Mark Denton, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin nProject: Effect of Vitamin D supplementation on nitric

oxide biosynthesis in patients with kidney disease (stage 4)

l MSD Research Fund nAwarded to: Sean Flynn nSupervisors: Dr Markus Rehm, Department of Physiology, RCSI nProject: Quantitative systems analysis of the apoptotic

signalling network in human neuroblastoma

l MSD Research Fund nAwarded to: Gillian Whitaker nSupervisors: Dr Niall Stevens, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin nProject: Effect of lipoxin A4 of bioflilm formation by cystic

fibrosis pseudomonas aeruginosa clinical isolates and on biofilm induced IL-8 production by airway epithelial cells

l MSD Research Fund nAwarded to: Terence Smeaton nSupervisors: Dr Steve Kerrigan, MCT, RCSI nProject: Ultrasound responsive micro bubbles as a novel

drug delivery system for the t reatmetn of invasive staphylococcal disease

Colm Galligan, Medical Director, MSD, with recipients of the MSD Student Research Fund, Terry Smeaton, Logeswaran Selvarajah, Ronan Murphy, Karishma Rupani, Sean Flynn and Declan Healy, Medical Adviser, MSD.

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l Mundipharma Pharmaceuticals Research Fund in Diabetes nAwarded to: Roisin Tully nSupervisors: Dr Holly Guidon & Dr Eimear Fanning, Beaumont

Hospital, Dublin nProject: Management of hyperglycemia in patients on

enteral nutrition

l Mundipharma Pharmaceuticals Research Fund in Cancer nAwarded to: Najihan Zainal nSupervisors: Dr Warren Thomas & Mr Cormac Jennings,

Molecular Medicine, RCSI nProject: Oestrogen receptor modulator and malignant

mesothelioma

l Mundipharma Pharmaceuticals Research Fund in Pain Management

nAwarded to: Catherine Finnegan nSupervisors: Dr Tom Farrell, Anatomy Department, RCSI nProject: To be confirmed

Gillian Whitaker Sean Flynn Roisin Tully

Prizes and Awardsl Harry O’Flanagan Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate

Research – generously supported by Yacoob Kadwa (’65) nAwarded to: Ting Chu (Ken) Liu nSupervisor: Dr Garry Duffy, Department of Anatomy, RCSI nProject: Reduction of antracycline mediated cardiotoxicity

through the development of novel therapeutics to enhance cardiac stem cell survival

l Kamel Sayed Prize for Neurosurgery genenerously supported by Yacoob Kadwa (’65).

n The prize is run in conjunction with the Irish Institute of Neuroscience (IICN) to a neurosurgery trainee to reward outstanding work and excellence in the field of neurosurgery. The award was presented at Research Day 2011 in RCSI

Ting Chu (Ken) Liu

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nAwarded to: Mr Khalid Abubaker, RCSI nSupervisor: Professor Nikolas Plesnilla, Department of

Neurodegeneration, RCSI nProject: Mechanisms of brain damage following

aneurismal subarachnoid haemorrhage

l Arthur Stephens ffrench-O’Carroll Medal - Best essay on surgery to be presented at the Biological Society’s Autumn Meeting (November 2011) Sponsored by Mr Paul M ffrench-O-Carroll

Dr Terry McWade, Deputy CEO, RCSI; Dr Jacintha Moore O’Ferrall (’89); Dr Safia Sayed (’94); Dr Camilla Carroll (’85); Dr Khalid Abubaker, recipient of

the Mr Kamal Sayed Prize in Neurosurgery; Mr Amo Sayed, and Professor Nick Plesnila, SFI Stokes, Chair of Neuroscience, RCSI.

l Mundipharma Pharmaceuticals Prize for the Best Oral Presentation by a Post-graduate Student nAwarded to: Niamh Connolly, PhD

nAttended: International Conference on Systems Biology in Heidelberg/Mannheim, Germany in August 2011

Mr Bernard Kennedy, Marketing Manager,

Mundipharma Pharmaceuticals with Dr

Terry McWade, Deputy CEO and Executive

Chairman, Research Executive. Mundipharma

Pharmaceuticals sponsored a prize in the

Postgraduate Category for the best oral presentation

Dr Terry McWade, Deputy CEO, RCSI; and Professor Ray Stallings, RCSI Professor of Cancer Genetics, who delivered the John J Ryan Distinguished Lecture

l John J Ryan Distinguished Lecture at Research Day generously supported by John J Ryan (’77)

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Travel Bursaries RCSI Alumni provided travel bursaries to the following students which allowed them to present their papers at international conferences.

n Awarded to: Sinead Maguire, 4th Year Medicinen Supervisor: Dr Maxime Cannesson, University

of California, Irvine, USAn Project: Respiratory variation in pulse

pressure: intraoperative applicability in an American Academic Center

n Attended: American Society Anaesthesiologists Annual Academy Meeting – San Diego, California, USA. October 2010

n Awarded to: Amro Widaa, 3rd Year, PhD Student, RCSIn Supervisor: Dr Stephen Kerrigan, MCT, RCSIn Project: The pathogenesis of staphylococcal induced

osteomyeltiisn Attended: World Orthopaedic Research Society 2011 Conference.

California, USA (oral presentation) February 2011.

n Awarded to: Thea Tilley. 2nd Year, PhD Student, RCSIn Supervisor: Dr Stephen Kerrigan, MCT, RCSIn Project: The critical role of the ADP receptor,

P2Y12, in streptococcus ornalis induced platelet aggregation.

n Attended: XXIII Congress of the International Society for Thrombosis and Haemostasis. Kyoto, Japan. July 2011

Thea Tilly

Sinead Maguire

Alumni Travel FellowshipnAwarded to: Claire O’Leary, 3rd Year, PhD Student, RCSInSupervisor: Professor John Waddington, MCT, RCSI

Claire spent three months working in the Howard Florey Neurosciences Centre, Melbourne, Australia with Professor John Drago. Her main project was to examine the behaviour phenotype across 3 mutant models of Huntington’s disease.

Claire learnt a variety of new skills including genotyping of conditional mutants, southern blots, BrDu cell proliferation assays and a place preference paradigm. These skills will be of benefit to Claire’s research group in RCSI and she says that “the results which I obtained will form a crucial part of my overall thesis and I hope to achieve a publication from this experience. I would like to thank the Alumni Fund for their generous donation for which I am very grateful. This experience has been of great benefit to my PhD and future career”

A special thank you to key supporters of RCSI Student Research Fund

Student Hardship Fund - Grant of €13,300 The aim of the Hardship Fund is to provide emergency financial assistance to those students facing extraordinary financial crises. This year we provided financial assistance to 18 students who found themselves in unexpected financial difficulties.

Claire O’Leary

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Student Life - Grant of €18,856 RCSI believes in providing students with the best educational experience available and that continues beyond the classroom in order to ultimately develop a well rounded individual. There are so many important facets of the wider College experience that could benefit from additional support such as: cultural societies, drama, music, sport, worship and the Students’ Union. Grants awarded included:

RCSI Students Gym - €10,000

The grant given by the Alumni Annual Fund was used to purchase new machines for the gym. This included cardiovascular equipment as well as resistance equipment. Overall the gym has seen some drastic improvements over the past two years and since the purchase of the new machines the gym is now accessible by more students.

Being able to provide a space for students to exercise in is an important part of student life. With the stresses and strains of

academic life it is nice to have a place where students can let off some steam. The benefits of undertaking physical activity are numerous and the benefits physical activity brings to study are hard to ignore. The feed back from the students has been great saying the new machines are “fantastic” and they “make it easier to get my daily dose of exercise”.

Having the additional three treadmills and replacing three others was vitally important to the students. The gym is a small facility that is now maximised to its full potential and allows our students greater access to exercise and provides them with the opportunity to keep themselves fit and healthy. So a big thank you to the Alumni Fund for providing this grant.!

RCSI Students Medical Journal - €4,356

RCSI Students Neuroscience Journal - €1,500

Margaret Hiu - €2,500

This grant assisted Margaret Hiu to perform in the World Doctors orchestra as the first violinist at the September 11th Memorial

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Student Counselling & Support Service - Grant of €30,000 As students progress through RCSI many, at some time and to varying degrees, experience challenges to their well-being. The Student Welfare Office aims to assist students through college life as smoothly as possible by providing a listening and advice service, advocating on students behalf and helping them to develop the skills they need to confront these challenges.

This summer, a donation to the Alumni fund was used to assist the introduction and transition of a new Welfare officer while allowing the imminent retiring officer to remain in situ. The donation allowed the new officer commence 3 months in advance of the retirement of the outgoing Student Welfare Officer, Ms. Elizabeth (Liz) Doyle, known to many graduates of the college who benefited from her guidance over the years.

Liz Doyle, with over 32 years of service with RCSI, had developed great skill and knowledge. The donation allowed the new officer to spend time with Liz to gain invaluable insight into the history of the college, an understanding of the range of clinical sites used by the college and most importantly the needs of our diverse student body. In addition it allowed time to meet and be introduced to key staff members throughout RCSI, while building a base of knowledge of student issues.

Should any Alumni ever wish to get in touch or have any questions about the work of the Student Welfare Office, please feel free to contact the new officer, Mr Aidan Healy, on aidanhealy@rcsi.ie.

World Doctors Orchestra.

Avril Copeland

Concert in Washington DC, USA and concerts in Beijing and Shanghai, China.

Avril Copeland - €500

This grant assisted Avril Copeland to represent her country as part of the Irish adventure racing team who competed at the World Championships. The event took place in Castille, Northern Spain in October 2010. Avril along with her teammates Thomas Etter, Eoin Keith and Chris Caulfield participated over the 720 km challenging course which saw only five of fifty-one teams complete the adventure race.

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Student Elective Fund - Grant of €14,500 In the past 18 months, the Elective Fund provided opportunities for 11 students to enrich their medical training by gaining valuable experience in relevant teaching hospitals worldwide.

Nathan Clenden undertook his elective at Duke University Hospital as a sub-intern in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit. Nathan said “I am extremely grateful for this opportunity. The experience has inspired me to pursue a career in Critical Care. As a sub-intern, I was immersed in every aspect of managing gravely ill patients and I acquired essential skills that I will carry with me throughout my career. I learned to work beyond what I previously thought were my physical and mental limits and I acquired a new appreciation for the poser of honesty and compassion in the face of tragedy.

“As a tertiary referral centre and level 1 trauma centre, Duke’s Surgical Intensive Care Unit provides the last line of defence in modern medicine for the region. I am proud to have contributed to this effort to treat people with devastating injuries and illnesses. During my elective, I

Nathan Clenden

Daniel Fraughen Feaghal Divily Atish Chopra

witnessed seemingly miraculous recoveries and this experience has piqued my interest in the healing process and motivated me to seek out training to learn how to care for patients in the greatest need of medical attention. Without the RCSI Elective Found, I would not have been able to afford the tuition for this elective and I may have missed the opportunity to discover my calling in medicine.”

Daniel Fraughen undertook his elective in the Rift Valley Provincial Hospital, Kenya.

Feaghal Divily participated in an elective at North Shore, Salem, USA.

Frederick and Carl Samuel served as teaching assistants to disadvantaged children in Kenya.

Craig Delavari undertook his elective in gastroenterology at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, USA.

Mohammad Sarhan, Kim Caulfield, Ashley Freeman undertook their electives at Duke University, USA.

Atish Chopra conducted his elective in Surgery at Beth Isreal Deaconess Medical Centre USA

Paul O’Mahoney attended Lennox Hill Hospital in the Department of Surgery for his elective. His supervisor was Dr Paresh Shah.

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Library CampaignIn the past 18 months, the College has embarked on a redevelopment programme for the Mercer Library: the heart of campus life and learning. The Library Development Project is central to RCSI’s vision to provide the highest quality education and training for our students and to support lifelong learning and teamwork skills.

A comprehensive fundraising campaign led by Professor Hannah McGee, Dean, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences has raised almost €500,000 from graduates and private donors.

We are very appreciative of the support from our alumni for this important initiative.

An array of possibilities exist for donors interested in naming opportunities in the library.

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List of Donors from 1st April 2010 to 30th September 2011Paul Carton UK 1943Jack Molony Ireland 1944Desmond Gaffney Ireland 1944Sheila Dick UK 1945William MacGowan Ireland 1948Michael Foley Canada 1950Thomas Chillingworth UK 1952Barbara Lipowski Canada 1953Alfred Mutchnik USA 1953Jean Kloos-Fishman Israel 1955Maxwell Heller UK 1955Robert Benson Ireland 1956Hy Browne Ireland 1956Brian Briscoe USA 1956Michael Kelly USA 1956Shival Lal UK 1956Michael Kelly USA 1956Ezel Orfi Canada 1957Kassim Docrat USA 1958Fergal Nally Ireland 1959Terence Hynes Ireland 1959John Garry Canada 1961Brian Lane & Jean Dunn Lane Ireland 1961Dermot Ward UK 1961Frank O’Daly UK 1962Leslie Ross UK 1962Vincent Coyle USA 1962Hossen Jamal Canada 1963Sumithra Peeris Canada 1964Thiaga Nadaraja Ireland 1964Godfrey Geh Malaysia 1965David Barnes USA 1965Peter Ho Malaysia 1966Kelvin Loh Malaysia 1966John Griffin USA 1966Gerard Hurley Ireland 1967Fintan Shannon Ireland 1967

Terence Maguire Ireland 1968John Kearney USA 1969James Harty USA 1969Ray Pantin Canada 1970Brian Byrnes Ireland 1970Boon Pin Lim Malaysia 1970Walter Hindle UK 1970Britt Bright Canada 1971Jack Preger India 1971Hassim Seedat Australia 1972Michael Bright Canada 1972CheeThong Canada 1972Francis Bradbury Ireland 1972Robin Kane Ireland 1972William McManus Ireland 1972Mary Harty USA 1972Robert Braunstein USA 1972Christopher Ogbuah Canada 1973Jacinta O’Hanlon Canada 1974Richard Gunther Canada 1974Arne Hesselberg Norway 1974Susan O’Connell UK 1974Preggie Padayachee Ireland 1975Kevin Walsh USA 1975Charles Bonner USA 1976William Manning USA 1977John Ryan USA 1977Larry Allen Canada 1979Tadhg O’Carroll Ireland 1979Tom Gumbrielle Ireland 1979Eileen Charig UK 1979Kusum Tolia UK 1979Paul Caviston UK 1979Jo Heffernan Ireland 1980Chana Sinanan-Mahabir Trinidad & Tobago 1980Richard Nora USA 1980Nasser Essack Australia 1981

Peter Moran Canada 1981Magnus Ohman USA 1981Lois Wurzel USA 1981Nid Afdhal & Claire Tempany USA 1981Timothy Dowd USA 1981Cheryl Green Canada 1982Hamed Abdoul Raman Canada 1982Eamonn Carmody Ireland 1982Muriel Soden Ireland 1982Ronald Menzin USA 1982Mike Hogan USA 1982Paul Redmond Ireland 1983Harald Sunde Norway 1983Helen Towers & Wally Weiss USA 1983Paul Maguire & Siobhan Gogan USA 1983Declan Herlihy Ireland 1984Jeremy Cotter Ireland 1984William Rainer USA 1984Andrew Moran & Sheila Brereton Canada 1985Ameen Patel Canada 1985Anne Mahon Germany 1985Conor Hanrahan Ireland 1985David Keane Ireland 1985Greg & Jean Murphy Ireland 1985Michael O’Beirne Ireland 1985Michael & Fiona O’Hea Ireland 1985Owen Brady Ireland 1985Pat Brophy Ireland 1985Paul O’Reilly Ireland 1985Seamus O’Domhnaill Ireland 1985Sylvester Mooney Ireland 1985Valerie Donnelly Ireland 1985Kenneth Mealy Ireland 1985Sikiru Shonibare Nigeria 1985Gina Kavanagh Scotland 1985Peter Holman USA 1985Cathal Kelly Ireland 1985

Kieran Murphy Canada 1986Edmund Meyer-Schwickerath Germany 1986Mark Logan Ireland 1986Brian Sweeney Ireland 1987Rabina Girdhar USA 1987Lorne Hurst Canada 1988Carmel Ann Daly Ireland 1988Clive Kilgallen Ireland 1988Deirdre Kinlen Ireland 1988Kevin Hickey Ireland 1988Anna Di Lorenzo USA 1988Matthew Stenzel USA 1989Stephen & Rose Mathews Ireland 1990Jordan & Sheryl Brown Canada 1991 James Dooner USA 1991 Faleh Ali Qatar 1993 Cathy Allen Ireland 1995 James O’Rourke Ireland 1995 Roohi Alvi UK 1995Rahul Kacker UK 1995 Joseph Acton USA 1996Robert Shalhoub USA 1996Andrew Heffernan USA 1998Catherine Nix Ireland 2002Michael Hogan Canada 2003Jinah Darwish Kingdom of Bahrain 2004Oisin Breathnach Ireland 2005Ambreen Tariq Norway 2010Alan Browne IrelandPaul ffrench-O’Carroll IrelandPatrick Moylan IrelandCatherine Panday IrelandHannah McGee IrelandEstate of John B Lyons Ireland

A Big Thank you to all our donors including those who have chosen to remain anonymous. You helped to provide special experiences in 2010-2011 to many RCSI students and for that we are very grateful.

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