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Holohan to step down as Chief Medical Officer

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Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan is stepping down after over 20 years in the role. The Taoiseach praised his "outstanding and dedicated service to the people of Ireland in the field of public health" He said: "His steadfast assured advice, and willingness to communicate over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic undoubtedly helped saved lives"

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BBC News

Republic's chief medical officer to step down

Dr Tony Holohan chaired the state's National Public Health Emergency Team during the pandemic.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Irish Mirror

Tony Holohan praised for 'outstanding service' as he steps down as CMO

Dr Holohan, who has been CMO at the Department of Health since 2008, is stepping down to take up a new job as Professor of Public Health Strategy and Leadership at Trinity College Dublin from July

3 years ago·Ireland

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The Independent

Tony Holohan to step down as chief medical officer

Dr Holohan became one of the best known figures in Ireland overnight when the pandemic struck.

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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JOE.ie

Tony Holohan to step down as Ireland's Chief Medical Officer

3 years ago

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Irish News

Tony Holohan to step down as Republic's Chief Medical Officer

Dr Tony Holohan, who as Chief Medical Officer led the Irish response to the Covid-19 pandemic for the past two years, is to step down after 14 years.

3 years ago·Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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Irish Examiner

Tony Holohan to step down as Chief Medical Officer after 14 years

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly led tributes to the outgoing CMO saying that Dr Holohan has made a significant and lasting impact on health in Ireland.

3 years ago·Ireland

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