Dr Tanya Daly MB, Bch, BAO, MRCPI, MICGP, DOWH.

Dr Tanya Daly joined Kimmage Family Practice in 2016. She graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2007. She also holds a medical degree from the Minsk Medical Academy. Dr Daly completed a two year Medical Training Scheme in Dublin and achieved membership of the Royal College of Physicians in 2011. She completed her vocational training with the Trinity College Dublin General Practice Training Scheme.  

Dr Daly is married with three young children.  She has a special interest in Women’s Health (including insertion and removal of Implanon and Mirena coil), dermatology and chronic disease management.  Dr Daly is currently involved with teaching Undergraduate medical students from Trinity College Dublin.

Dr Ruth-Anne Keane studied medicine at Trinity College Dublin. She trained in hospital medicine before embarking on a career in General Practice. She is a member of the Royal College of Physicians Ireland and the Irish College of General Practitioners having completed GP training in Ireland in 2016. She has worked as a GP in Canada and in the NHS, UK. Her special interests include women's health and contraception, palliative care and medicine for the elderly. She is FSRH and ICGP certified in LARC (long acting reversible contraception).

Nurse Agne Jankauskaite graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a Bsc in General Nursing and practiced as a nurse in one of Dublin’s leading university hospitals. In 2019 Agne completed her Higher Diploma in Midwifery training and continues to provide midwifery care in one of Dublin’s maternity hospitals. Agne’s special interests include Women’s Health, cervical screening and antenatal care. Her role in Kimmage Family Practice as a practice nurse includes and is not limited to the following: phlebotomy, immunisations including childhood immunisations and seasonal vaccines, 24hr blood pressure monitoring, ECGs, cryotherapy, ear syringing, wound care, chronic disease management.