Dr. Keith Perdue
MB, BCh, BAO, MRCGP, MICGP, DCH, DObs, HDOM
Despite his French ancestors giving him a name that means “lost” in French, Keith is a Dubliner who qualified from just down the road in Trinity College.
He is married with two children, hence his interest in Child Health, along with psychological medicine, Men’s Health and Work-Related medicine.
Dr. Yvonne Hall
Dr Hall graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 1995.
She then worked in the NHS in Cornwall, London for several years.
She also has worked in Brisbane, Australia and New Zealand. Yvonne has worked as a GP in Dublin for 20 years.
She is delighted to have recently joined the Grafton Medical Team.
Dr. Ashling Walsh
MB, BCh, BAO, MICGP, DOWH
Ashling graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons in 2011, and went on to complete further specialist training in General Practice with University College Dublin. She was awarded membership to the Irish College of General Practitioners in 2016 and also completed a Diploma in Women’s Health.
She is currently part way through completing a Diploma in Child Health. She is interested in a holistic approach to medicine and enjoys running and yoga in her spare time.
Dr. Louise Fitzgerald
Dr Louise graduated from Trinity College Dublin as a Scholar student in 2010. Following her intern year in Dublin, she worked in Paediatric Emergency Medicine in Perth, Australia. On her return to Ireland, she completed the Basic Surgical Training in General and Vascular Surgery and then the Basic Specialty Training in Plastic and Reconstructive surgery.
She became a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 2013. She went on to complete further specialist training in General Practice. She was awarded membership to the Irish College of General Practitioners in 2021. She has a special interest in occupational health, women’s health, menopause, paediatrics, community based surgery and travel medicine.
She has previously volunteered for the medical team for the Special Olympics Ireland Games 2018. She is also a mum of one.
