Restoring a name to the Register

It is a criminal offence to:

• practise medicine within the Republic of Ireland without being registered in any Division of the Register of Medical Practitioners; or
• falsely represent oneself as being a registered medical practitioner; or
• falsely represent oneself as being registered in a Division of the Register other than the Division in which the practitioner is registered.

Please click here for information for medical practitioners who voluntarily withdrew their name from the Register at any time after 16th March 2009

Please click here for information for medical practitioners whose name was removed from the Register, at any time after 16th March 2009, for non-payment of fees

To view the Medical Council's Rules for doctors who wish to restore their name to the Register following cancellation on foot of disciplinary proceedings, please click on the link below;
Medical Council rules specifying criteria to be considered for applications for restoration to the Register.pdf