Dr Gerry Millar MBE retweeted
As an antidote to the poison being thrown at the @RNLI, I give you Bill Bryson.
Dr Gerry Millar MBE retweeted
During #ChildrensHospiceWeek, Maxine McFarland shares the story of her son Daniel and the support her family received from Children's Hospice. “I felt like an angel had come alongside us. They wrapped us in love.” 💜
👉nihospice.org/get-involved/e…
#NIHospice #PurpleMonth #CHW26
Dr Gerry Millar MBE retweeted
Congratulations to our patron, Kevin Sinfield, on his well‑deserved knighthood.
Kev has been a tireless advocate for the MND community since the diagnosis of his friend, Rob Burrow CBE, in 2019 — raising £11 million for MND charities and vital awareness.
Thank you, Sir Kev 🧡
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At a time when we need to ‘shift left’ and move focus to out of hospital care, the percentage of total health spend on GP has significantly decreased rather than increased!!!.
Someone make it make sense….
Commenting on the latest GMS stats GP chair Dr Frances O’Hagan said, “These latest figures confirm what GPs and patients already know, general practice in Northern Ireland is under sustained and growing pressure."
Full statement here > brnw.ch/21x35Av
Another great year for our QUB Community Archaeology Project NI. (CAPNI). This is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and is the largest community archaeology project ever in Ireland.
CAPNI is a great advert for Queens University Department of Archaeology, which is, by no means..
This important work that we are involved in brings to life the worlds of our great, great, great, great, great etc grandparents and the challenges they faced and shows that they were really not so different to us (apart from not having any deodorants, Skechers slip-in
Thanks to great weather we have just finished our CAPNI Derrygonnelly excavation directed by Prof. Eileen Murphy & members of the Centre for Community Archaeology at QUB.
We were excavating in the ‘Church Park’ field at the back of the town adjacent to Derrygonnelly Old Church…
..have been genuinely inspired by the discoveries &the stories they’re uncovering. The work you all do is amazing and really connects us with our past and strengthens the spirit of our community today.”
Dr Gerry Millar MBE retweeted
When someone is dealing with a serious illness, palliative care steps in to enhance their quality of life and that of their loved ones.
It's a comprehensive approach that looks after their physical comfort, emotional health, and spiritual peace.
#PalliativeCare

















