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Fergal Begley BDS (TCD)
Fergal Begley, a native of the Cooley Peninsula, qualified from Trinity College in 1991. After 2 years working in a specialist practice in Northern Ireland he opened the surgery on Anne Street. An Active member of the Irish Dental Association, Fergal believes strongly in continuing professional development and is a fan of modern methods and the scientific advancement of dentistry. “I believe in quality dentistry which not only satisfies the desire for a perfect smile but safeguards the long term dental health of the patient”. |
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Elaine Grahame BDS (Sheffield)
Elaine originally from Scotland, qualified from Sheffield University in 1993. She worked for a number of years in the UK and Spain before settling in Ireland. She joined the team at Begley Dental in 2000. Elaine is an avid advocate of access to quality dental treatment for all. With a special interest in the treatment of anxious patients Elaine says “Putting patients at ease and enabling them to overcome their fears is very satisfying for me but more importantly is vital for their dental and general health”. |
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Orla McEvoy BDS (TCD)
Orla graduated with honours from Trinity College Dublin in 1997. She returned to her home town of Dundalk in 1998 and has been treating patients there ever since. She enjoys the varied aspect of general dentistry and building a rapport with patients over the years. She is an active member of the Irish Dental Association and the Boyne Dental Study Club. She is highly committed to continuing professional development.
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David Curran BDS (QUB)
David graduated from Queens University Belfast in 2014. David started working in the area in 2019 after working in NHS/private dentistry in the North following graduation.
He enjoys general dentistry but has a special interest in implants having completed Boyne Dental implant course in 2021.
He is an active member of the South Down Clinic and the Boyne Dental Study Clubs |
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Tracy Kieran Receptionist and DSA
Tracy joined the practice in 2000 and qualified as a DSA in 2001. Having worked as a DSA for 7 years Tracy moved to reception. Her experience in the surgery gives her an insight into balancing the needs of the patients with the pressures in the surgery. “Because I know how things work in the surgery I can appreciate how best to arrange appointments to suit both the dentist and the patient.” |
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