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RAMI History of Medicine Section: “Ears, Noses, Throats and Irish Independence” – 26/10/2016

  • Start Date - 26/10/2016
  • End Date - 26/10/2016
  • Start Time - 18.15
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  • Location - First Floor, Setanta House Setanta Place, Dublin 2.
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Sir Robert Woods, the first surgeon in Ireland to specialise solely in ENT, had an illustrious career which included presidency of the Royal College of Surgeons and receiving a knighthood. He became politicised during the Great War, being elected a Unionist Member of Parliament, and was involved in Anglo-Irish negotiations during secession. Woods’ protégé, Oliver St John Gogarty, not only established a successful ENT practice, but became a renowned author and poet, and was famous for his flamboyant theatrics in the operating room. He was a staunch Republican and Sinn Féiner who became a Senator in the fledgling Irish Free State.

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