Since 2007, Prescription Revision has been helping over a thousand GP trainees to succeed in both their CCT and CKT MICGP Examinations. We are passionate about delivering key concepts on how to succeed in the MICGP exam. We use a range of different formats including podcasts, video and text to teach GP trainees.

Paul Ryan is both a qualified pharmacist and a GP and has a passion for teaching. He completed a postgraduate certificate in teaching and learning and is currently completing a MD. Paul founded Prescription Revision in 2007.

Ann Kiely is a vocationally trained GP and native of Belgooly, Co. Cork. She is a School of Medicine Tutor, UCC since 2014. She graduated from Southwest GP Training Scheme in 2013 and UCC Medicine Class 2007. She has particular interests in Medical Education, Child Health and Mental Health.

Naomi Smith is a UCD medicine (and neuroscience) graduate. She worked in hospital medicine for three years prior to returning to UCD for the GP training scheme. She serves on the board of Hyperemesis Ireland and loves teaching, learning and reading. She has two boisterous toddlers who keep me on my toes!

Aisling Farrell is a GP and clinical lecturer in UCC. Aisling has a passion for research and education and has completed post graduate training in dermatology, exercise medicine, sports nutrition and lifestyle medicine. She sits on the educational advisory group for Cervical Check. She is currently completing post graduate training in teaching.

Eoin Murphy is a Corkman and a UCC graduate from the class of 2016. He completed his Basic Specialist Training in Medicine in 2019 and qualified as a GP in 2024 from the Cork scheme. Outside of work, he's passionate about sports, keeping fit, and getting lost in a good book. Above all, he values quality time with his family.

Aisha is a graduate of the Leeds School of Medicine in 2000 (Honours) and completed her MRCGP in 2007 (Merit). She is a PCI-accredited health coach with X-PERT Diabetes Educator training, with a keen interest in nutrition, metabolic health, and coaching. As a busy mum, she brings a realistic, holistic approach to healthcare, and enjoys providing an empathic style of General Practice where listening and intuition play a vital role—often reminding both patients and trainees that good medicine starts with understanding the person in front of you.

Dr Eimear McAuliffe is a General Practitioner working in Bandon, County Cork. She also works in Arbour House, an addiction treatment centre in Cork City. Before becoming a GP she completed the Medical Basic Specialist Training (BST). She qualified from University College Cork in 2016. Special interests include addiction management, inclusion medicine and women's health.

Fiona O’Riordan is a newly qualified GP having just completed her training with the Cork ICGP Scheme in July 2026. She completed BST in Medicine and became a member of the RCPI in 2021. She is a GEM UL Graduate from 2016 and was awarded the Reuben Harvey Prize by the RCPI for first place in medicine, surgery and obstetrics in her graduating year. Prior to medicine, she was a solicitor and worked in a law firm specialising in healthcare law and medical litigation. When not chasing her kids, she loves trail running and recently started competing in hyrox events.