James Hanlon A&E, so good caring and gets things done, absolutely fantastic.

I had a colonoscopy, the staff were first class.

James Hanlon in A&E. I arrived in A&E at 4 o'clock on Sunday morning with a gallstones attack. He had arrived with a chair within a minute to the reception area as he saw me in a bad state, had my bloods taken within a minute and in the A&E room on a bed within five minutes of arriving at the hospital, set up for an intravenous morphine dose ready for the doctor to supervise the injection. He was able to take in, assess and react with no messing about and all very calmly. A pure professional with good, common sense and empathy from him. Thank you James. John.

Tyana and Muireann were outstanding.

Dr Paul Hughes he is an amazing doctor who explains and reassures you every step of the way!!

Paediatrician Ryan. Nurse Celia. A&E department.

The agency healthcare assistants. These people are run ragged trying to do all the nurses' work as well as their own work.

All of the nurses and students and staff in Annagh & Rathass wards, Mr Kevin Murray, his assistants and the delightful senior anaesthetist! In fact, everybody from receptionists and porters all the way through the hospital - thank you all!

Tina in MRI department. Dr Amin in ED, James and the rest of the nurses in ED, Betty the lady serving food and a cleaning lady with blonde hair tied up who wears glasses.

The first nurse that everyone met was the only one on top of her game and knew what to do in a safe timeline. Well done to her.

I found all the staff absolutely excellent, friendly and professional.

I couldn't pick one person. The team on duty on Monday night August 31st. Were brilliant all round.

Vera, the radiographer for her kindness and compassion and for listening and trying to help us get information we needed.

The two nurses that dealt with me, and the two paramedics that brought us in the ambulance after a RTA. Outstanding people. Tom was one and there was a lady with him.

The nurses/midwives AFTER having a baby.

I would like to mention Nurse James in A&E, he was a paeditrician doctor and I could not thank him enough, he was just fantastic.

Ambulance staff who were brilliant, skilled , reassuring, compassionate

Nursing and support staff do their best in an environment that is stretched to limits. All staff do their best for patients with resources to hand.

The nurses who made it almost bearable

Nurses in the Kells Ward. Namely Noreen, Francis and Eileen very friendly, approachable and always on hand. Even got offered a hairdryer which, when feeling down, made my day!!

Lady in charge of A&E, suit, English accent..an absolute saint shouldn't have to apologise for deplorable conditions. Staff nurse Anne who looked after me and about eight others and missed nothing. Excellent nurses who have poor backup and are responsible for everything.

Galarus ward, exceptional care from nurses, midwives, cleaning staff and kitchen staff and all doctors.

Dr. Lalchandani did an amazing job delivering my baby just on time and healthy. Grateful forever. Maternity ward.

Dr Ahmed Khan, great doctor.

The nurses in the cardiology and stroke unit. They looked after my grandmother so well in her last days and made it easier for us.

Dr Khan, he was great.

Claire, midwife on Ardfert ward - very helpful, professional, great empathy.

Mr Bhatti, Gynae team.

I would like to let you know how much I appreciate the special care I was given by the physicians and staff of your hospital. In particular, I would like to thank Mr. B. Moriarty, Consultant ENT Surgeon. He was professional, kind, understanding, and the treatment was excellent. Ward manager for Annagh day ward Catherine O'Halloran, staff nurses, Fiona Horan, Anna Walsh all attentive to my needs, professional, and made my recovery so much easier to achieve. You and your organisation should be proud to have staff such as these people, and knowing that I live in your community, knowing the high-quality people here, makes my life so much better. Thanks again, and have a happy and healthy life. Yours truly, Michael Maher.

Catherine O' Halloran, ward manager. Annagh, day ward and also staff nurses, Fiona Horan and Anne Walsh.