Paul Nicholson, orthopaedic surgeon. A highly skilled surgeon (hips and knees) and an absolute gentleman to deal with. Colles Unit nursing team; compassionate, respectful and caring.

We couldn't remember the name of the doctor. She was excellent and I think she had an Australian accent.

The team in the operating department was fantastic.

Mr Cristoir O'Suilleabhan and all the staff in general.

We found Anna, the triage nurse to be very friendly. Dr Yousaf was very professional, thorough and efficient. Overall the staff in A&E and the observation ward were extremely helpful.

A&E doctor.

CT radiologists, doctors/nurses and relating A&E doctor who checked on me following reaction to CT contrast.

Breast Clinic Triple Assessment - Mater Private.

Prof Fergal Quinn, consultant. Patricia (secretary), Liz (urology nurse) - caring for our child since birth, surgery to make her better, what else can we say. Marvellous department and a pleasure to deal with.

Professor Malachy McKenna, consultant endocrinologist who has sadly retired from the public service. I felt that the nursing staff I encountered were excellent also.

Nurses Olivia and Cherry on St Joseph’s Ward were absolutely superb with my daughter and she just loved them.

Receiving ladies in A&E reception. Very professional and reassuring. Patient and respectful.

My 6 month old baby girl was given 12 hours to live in 2011 after being diagnosed with group B strep meningitis. It was like a real life nightmare. When myself and my partner were called to a meeting in ICU to be given the awful news there were a lot of doctors and nurses in the room. My world ended in that moment. There was one nurse called Anne who held her hand on my shoulder for the news and stayed with me and my partner until our families arrived. She was like an angel in disguise. Amazingly our little girl turned a corner and this same nurse told us it was unexplainable how our daughter was recovering. She said the doctors would take a step back as a higher power was at work and they didn't want to stand in the way. Her words and aura were so comforting and I have always believed she was sent to help us through that time. Miraculously our daughter made a full recovery and has only minor ongoing issues to deal with now. She is a happy healthy 7 year old who loves life. We never seen nurse Anne again but can honestly say we never would have got through those moments without her and we are so grateful she was with us.

From the ladies at A&E reception in Clonmel Hospital to the nurses and doctors, they were so kind and considerate towards me. There were many trolleys lining the corridors in the department but everybody was being looked after even though the situation was very very difficult for patients.

Dr Sharon Moss and staff in the Women's Clinic. Nurses in day unit.

The nurses in general were absolutely excellent, kind, attentive no matter how busy they were. Nothing was ever too much trouble.

Stephanie in surgical ward was fantastic to my mother. I cannot thank her enough.

HCA girl called Ciara was very kind.

All staff were excellent, special mention to the two staff in the pulmonary lung function room who got me signed in immediately when they realised I couldn't breathe properly. Nurses doctors support staff were only brilliant.

Dr Paul O’Brien and his staff.

The nurses on med 4 and the dietitian staff and food staff are all great. Only for the nurses I wouldn't be here.

Outstanding care from Dr O’Donnell who attended my wife’s labour on multiple occasions, constantly checking her progress through the night and day. Her midwives were Paula, Nora and Lorna who were all so professional, skilled and quick thinking. Her anaesthetist Dr Altaf was a gent too and made a tricky spinal needle look easy. The midwives on the wards were outstanding, kind, attentive and nothing was too much trouble. My wife did not have an easy time having waters break followed by 14 hours of labour pains, then required induction drip and eventually needing a vacuum assisted delivery, episiotomy and suturing for a second degree tear. None of this could have been prevented as that is just how the dice rolls in childbirth. Our son was simply a big baby who could not make it into the world without some extra help. We thank our lucky stars for the the skill of the doctors and nurses to deal with these situations and allow us to have a happy outcome. We are indebted to the maternity staff at UHW in all of the antenatal, labour ward and postnatal wards.

A&E Indian nurses. Congo care assistant. Liverpuddlian doctor. Sorry don't know their names.

All the nurses and doctors and staff who were working in the A&E department on the 9th April 2019.

Nurses Anne and Aine in the endoscopy unit made my day almost enjoyable regardless of the procedure. And Dr Murray and his theatre staff were also so kind and professional.

Cardiac Day Ward, Dr Orla Franklin.

All the midwives and care assistants couldn’t have been nicer. Every doctor I met was happy to help and answer any questions I had.

Staff when I was having angiogram completed were lovely and informative. Also the guy doing stress test was very nice.

There was an orderly in A&E called Anne who showed more compassion and support than anyone else I met. She was pleasant caring and an asset to the department.

Fiona in phlebotomy. Dr Mark Hannon. Dr Abou Ghali and his theatre team. Catherine and all of the staff in X-Ray.