Saturday marked the inaugural Irish College of GPs Medical Student and Intern Day, held in Hogan Place, the home of the Irish College of GPs.  This event was designed for medical students and interns who want to learn more about the pathway to specialist training in general practice in Ireland.  It was an opportunity for attendees to hear from practising, GPs, GP trainees, College staff and Programme Directors.

The College calls for sustained investment in primary care with the following priorities: integrated and connected care, delivering the GP workforce Ireland needs, providing more care to patients with multidisciplinary GP teams, supporting modern built infrastructure, and ensuring our health system is driven by data.

Following a summer break, the Irish College of GPs is pleased to welcome back both its Wednesday Webinar and the Wellbeing & Lifestyle Medicine Webinar Series this September. See schedules of upcmoning webinars. 

The Irish College of GPs has officially launched its updated GP Training Curriculum, representing a significant step forward in the education and development of future generations of GPs in Ireland.

The College is hosting three information sessions this autumn for medical students, interns and prospective applicants interested in GP training. These events offer the opportunity to learn more about the GP training programme, the application process and life as a GP trainee.

Discover how the 2026 TEDI Conference helped incoming GP trainees build connections, access support and prepare for their GP training journey in Ireland.