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Welcome to the official RCSI Alumni page, for up-to-date alumni news and events.

Like this page to connect, share and reminisce about your College days. The purpose of the RCSI Alumni page is to engage Alumni and current students in programmes, events and services that stimulate interest and builds the College’s global community.

28/07/2026

🌱 Today, 28 July, is World Conservation Day, which emphasises the importance of protecting our natural resources and maintaining a healthy environment for a stable society.

🌍️ Many of us have experienced the stark reality of the climate crisis in recent weeks, with extreme heat and unusual weather in evidence across the globe.

♻️ It's incumbent on us all to do what we can do to lessen our impact on the world around us, including our working practices.

📖 In our new Alumni Magazine Professor Camilla Carroll (Medicine, Class of 1985), RCSI Council Member, outlines plans for a new national accreditation scheme designed to help surgical teams play their part, and lead the way towards a climate-smart health service.

👉️ You can read the feature online at https://issuu.com/rcsi/docs/2026_rcsi_alumni_magazine/46

25/07/2026

From RCSI to Áras an Uachtaráin!⁠
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Last week RCSI President Professor Michael Kerin, Vice Chancellor Professor Cathal Kelly, and Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Professor Tracy Robson were honoured to meet with Uachtarán na hÉireann / President of Ireland Catherine Connolly at Áras an Uachtaráin.⁠
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The courtesy visit provided an opportunity to reflect on RCSI's enduring contribution to healthcare provision, education and research, and to discuss the vital role our staff, students and alumni continue to play in improving health outcomes in Ireland and around the world.

24/07/2026

👋 Hey Class of 2021 grads, we're looking forward to seeing you back on campus next month for the Alumni Gathering!

🤗 A lot can change in five years - it's the perfect opportunity to catch up with your classmates and see what everyone's been up to since you last were together at RCSI!

18/07/2026

🤗 As part of our July Class Notes we were delighted to share a fantastic milestone for Dr Elisa Yoo (Medicine, Class of 2023), courtesy of Professor Camilla Carroll (Medicine, Class of 1985) RCSI Council Member and Vice President of the Association of Medical and Dental Graduates.

🎓️ Dr Yoo completed her undergraduate medical training at RCSI before successfully matching to the highly prestigious Internal Medicine Residency Programme at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, one of Canada’s leading academic medical institutions. Last month Dr Yoo graduated from her residency programme and will now commence a fellowship in gastroenterology in London, Ontario.

🥼 During her time at RCSI, Elisa served as the 2021 Student President of the RCSI Biological Society, the oldest medical society in Europe. Elisa made a significant and lasting contribution to student life, scientific discourse and the vibrant collegiate culture that defines the RCSI experience.

👏 Congratulations Dr Yoo!

🚨 We'll be sharing more Class Notes in our August eNews - if you have something you'd like to share with the wider RCSI alumni community get in touch, email [email protected]!

17/07/2026

🌳 Flashback to our Lunchtime Walk last month, when the Alumni Team were joined by a group of RCSI graduates for a tour of a spot known only too well to alumni, the 'Green!

😊 We were delighted to see so many familiar faces, all of whom braved high temperatures, not to mention the St Stephen's Green seagulls (😱)!

👉️ If you would like to join us for future RCSI Alumni events be sure to check the Events page on the RCSI website -https://www.rcsi.com/alumni/events

16/07/2026

📸 We're looking forward to meeting more alumni today for tours of our new building, 118 St Stephen's Green!

After today there are just two more opportunities for you to get the inside track on the newest addition to our campus:
➡️ Saturday, 18 July –10:30am
➡️ Wednesday, 22 July – 2pm

🤩 It's a fantastic opportunity to see the inner workings of this amazing building, from Humanarium on the ground floor, to the fantastic fifth floor terrace with views across the city!

👉️ Book your place now at https://www.rcsi.com/dublin/news-and-events/events/event/2026/rcsi-alumni-members-and-fellows-make-a-date-with-118

15/07/2026

🥳 A celebration worth waiting for!

🏉 Late last year RCSI Beaumont won the Dublin Hospitals Cup for first time since 2017 and last month the team gathered for dinner in RCSI for a special celebration of their achievement. The evening was filled with great memories and reflections on a fantastic campaign, as well as recognition of a particularly outstanding season in which the men’s rugby team also secured victory in the Metro League - the squad also reached the Semi-Final of the Student Sport Ireland League.

🙏 A sentimental presentation of a team jersey was made to Prof Arnie Hill, Club President, whose presence and involvement with the team was greatly appreciated by all.
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📸 Team photos on the pitch courtesy of ⁠
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14/07/2026

🤩 This time ten years ago this group of young RCSI graduates walked out through the doors of RCSI for the last time to start their careers in medicine!

📅 It's just a month to go until your ten-year reunion - we're looking forward to welcoming you back to RCSI to gather with your classmates, relive your student days and see how the campus has changed since you graduated!

13/07/2026

📚️ Looking for new story to dive into? Or a way to avoid the doomscroll? Why not try out our Alumni Book Club!⁠

📖 The Book Club is free to join for RCSI Alumni. Our online forum is the ideal place to share your thoughts and engage in discussions about current reads. We take about two months for each book, ensuring everyone can participate at their own pace. Each year we enjoy about five diverse and engaging books, each one a new adventure.
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📅 From Friday 31 July the RCSI Alumni Book Club will begin reading our fourth book of the year, "Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End", by Atul Gawande, which looks at the hardest challenge of the medical profession - how medicine can not only improve life but also the process of its ending.

📜 Full of eye-opening research and riveting storytelling, "Being Mortal" asserts that medicine can comfort and enhance our experience even to the end, providing not only a good life but also a good end. We'd love for you to join us on this literary journey.
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👉️ Sign up now at https://www.pbc.guru/rcsi
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10/07/2026

to this week's Conferring for Fellows, Members and Diplomates! Congratulations to all 👏👏👏

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