Originally from Lucan Co. Dublin, I graduated from Warsaw University of Life sciences in March of 2024 and took a job as a mixed animal vet in Mulcair. I work with both large and small animals. In my spare time I enjoy hiking and have the misfortune of being a supporter of the Dublin hurlers.

I am one of our small animal vets. I am from Kilfinny, a small village near Adare in West Limerick. My main veterinary interests are small animal internal medicine and dermatology where I hope to further my studies in the future. Outside of work I enjoy travelling, caring for my animals at home but mainly spending time with my little dog Pippa (who can be seen around the clinic from time to time!).

I am from a dairy farm in Meelin, Co. Cork – the highest village in Ireland. I qualified in 2015. I like to follow all sorts of sports – except, as a proud Cork man, Limerick hurling! I have recently started rearing heifers on the home farm for the summer months.

I graduated from UCD in 2024. My interest in veterinary stemmed from growing up on a dairy farm in county Kerry. I’ve an interest in both small and large animal practice. In my free time I like to go rowing and hiking!

I am one of the large animal vets based in our Newport Clinic. A proud Wicklow man, I graduated in 2002 and immediately started working for Mulcair Vets in Newport. I have always had an interest in herd health and completed the Dairy Herd Health Certificate with UCD. Our family has 2 dogs Cluaisín and Poitín and two cats called Laoch and Diabhailín. I am very interested in local history, politics and all sports, particularly hurling.

I have a family background in farming in my native Pallasgreen. I qualified from UCD in 2018. I have a special interest in herd health and bovine surgery. I own two lovely collies, Ben and Chief, who you may see at the clinic occasionally! My other interests include playing GAA for his local club and supporting Manchester United.

I am our Newport Companion Animal Vet. I qualified from UCD in 1998. I worked for two years at Mulcair Vets before working in small animal practice in Sheffield in 2001. Subsequently, I returned to Mulcair Veterinary Clinic where I have remained since. I became a partner in 2005. I live in Newport with my wife Natasha Mitchell (the Eyevet) and have lots of animals including dogs, cats, horses and cattle. I am originally from Cork, where my father was also a Veterinary Surgeon. I enjoy watching sport and gardening.

I graduated from UCD as a veterinary nurse in 2009. I worked in Clare Street Pet Clinic for many years, and I have been working with Mulcair veterinary clinic for the past 13 years.  I grew up on a farm in Lackamore, Newport, Co Tipperary, where alongside my siblings helped my dad breed and show Pedigree Hereford Cattle.  I have lived near my parents with my husband and daughter for the last nine years.  I have two cats Dottie and Harry who are always full of fun and cuddles.  I love looking after all the animals that pass through our doors on a daily basis and the variety that each day brings.

I trained as a Veterinary Nurse at City University of New York and worked for ten years at the ASPCA Emergency Hospital in Manhattan caring for sick and injured cats and dogs. During Covid 19, myself, my husband Fergus, along with our Border Collie Mellow, and our two cats Dottie Bonkers and Bluebear decided to return home to Ireland. Since our return, we have also adopted a younger brother for Mellow called Badger Boots. I grew up in Limerick, so it was an easy decision to move back to the area. I enjoy walking and running in my spare time, along with knitting jumpers for my cats and dogs!

I am originally from Co. Wicklow and qualified from UCD in 2019 as a Veterinary Nurse. I worked in many Small Animal Practices around the country before joining Mulcair Vets in 2024. My main interests include diagnostics and feline medicine, alongside nursing consults. In my spare time, I enjoy walking with my sidekick Collie, Mícheál, who sometimes joins me at work.

I’m a proud Donegal woman, with a passion for adventure and the outdoors. After working as a sound engineer, I followed my childhood dream to work with animals by returning to university as a mature student. I qualified as a Veterinary Nurse in 2023, started in Mulcair shortly after, and I haven’t looked back.

I am a veterinary nurse based at our Cappamore clinic. I qualified in 2013. I am our resident cat fanatic and have devoted much of my time caring for cats as part of a local cat charity. I also run a small boarding cattery in my spare time. I bring this enthusiasm for all things feline into her work.

I come from a family dairy farm in Herbertstown, Co. Limerick. I graduated from UCD in 2016.I have a daschund named Otis. I have a special interest in bovine reproductive ultrasound and equine breeding/embryo work. I’m a big Limerick hurling supporter.

I hail from Thurles. I qualified from UCD in 2015. My special interests include milk quality and mastitis investigations, fertility work (including scanning and bull fertility testing), surgery and herd health. I completed the UCD certificate in Dairy Herd Health in 2020. I’m rarely seen without my trusty sidekick, Doris the Jack Russell. In my spare time I enjoy hiking, supporting Munster Rugby and showing cattle.

I am our Cappamore small animal veterinary surgeon. I qualified in 1984 from UCD. After spending 6 years working in mixed practice in Wales, I returned to work in Ireland. I initially worked in both Large and Small Animal practice before deciding to concentrate on small animal medicine and surgery.  I am one of the managers in Mulcair Vet Clinic, I organise stock orders and deliveries amongst many other duties. I have one dog called Meg.

I graduated from UCD in 2018 and worked in mixed practice in Antrim and Wicklow before moving to Limerick in 2021 with my husband Liam where I decided to focus on small animals. I have a particular interest in surgery and critically sick pets. Chief and Ben our rescue dogs mean we are always discovering new trails and hikes and now our little girl joins in on all our adventures.

I have been a veterinary surgeon with Mulcair vets since January 2023. I am originally from Doon Co Limerick where I was brought up on a suckler holding. I undertake clinical diagnostics and surgeries while implementing treatment protocols on a case-by-case basis. My favourite part of the job is being out and about meeting the clients! 😀 I have a keen interest in all thing’s agriculture, sport and social as well as taking my English springer Sophie out and about for a sniff and a hunt.