This is an Irish thing!!! Does anyone know what a DRS is????
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It is "Details of Registrants".  Its form Abbey Medical Centre.   They keep comprehensive personal  and medical data on patients including correspondence from other health professionals about General Practice Surgery.\n\n  Their address is : 19 Abbey Street\n                             Ennis Co. \n                            Clare     Ireland
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I'm pretty sure it doesn't mean eating corned beef and cabbage and drinking green beer.\n\nTo any and all of you who may be looking in on YA from the Emerald Isle, I imagine you all having a serious laugh on the ridiculous way us Yanks celebrate St. Patrick's Day.  I have Irish blood in me, and can only imagine the kind of heartache many of my fellow Irish men and women have known in the centuries of "the troubles" you have endured.
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An Bord Altranais: The Nursing Board in Ireland. The Official registration body for nurses working in Ireland.\nSite below
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mmpphh.. what do u want to know about this university? im a first year medical student at UCD, .. has been here for a bout 1 year. UCD is the biggest public university in Ireland and if you are into sports, there are so many facilities here.
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they're called leprichans!!  and they love a good Irish Reel!!
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ooh never heard this.....have u seen a doc; what did they say
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A friend of mine had something similar but went to the doctors and got it sorted , I can't remeber what it was but he must go to his GP !!
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Omigosh...I am from Jamaica and I am shocked to even think you thought we are that backwards. Listen......Listen.....LISTEN, we are as advanced as the USA. Most of our doctors are trained In England and they bring the latest practices to Jamaica and I dare say to the entire Caribbean. We do not vist bush doctors nor tend to our sick, if we are not trained to!. We have well equipped hospitals that do that for a fee, in some cases it's free. We consider illness an un-fortunate experience but confident that the right medications can take care of anything. So yes, we still go to work even though we may have cancer or even the flu! All employers supply their employees with a health card so that also encourages a visit to the doctor. Omigosh, we have a modern thriving health sector with qualified practioners of all categories, so we do not have to rely on alternate medicines...okay boss??? Welcome to the future!!
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To most MD's we are just cattle, stupid beasts that have to be tended, and are there for them just to make money.  Time is money, I have asked my own specialist for side effects on a treatment he was prescribing and he just mentioned one, turned out I had a real problem with a side effect that he did not mention, and had to resort to webMD to find out what was happening.  You just have to get used to the system and learn to work with it, which makes us different from stupid beasts but makes them closer to sob's.
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I'm an American of Irish decent, married to a American of German decent. It made my family so angry when I married outside my species that they all got piss drunk and beat me up. And then, they sentenced me to..........."The Wearin' of the Green Shoes"! So now, if I return to Ireland, I'll be marked for assassination by both Protestants and Catholics alike.  ;-)
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IM FROM IRELAND TRY LOOK HIS WEB SITE,\n\nWWWINFO@JEFFERYCAIN.IE
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Your question is very confusing. But the irish are famous for red hair and green eyes. But keep in mind: just because its all you have seen doesn't mean its all there is.
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Something about cheese?\n\nNo, I'm kidding. I think you mean "Erin Go Braugh", which means "Ireland Forever".
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It stands for Doctor of Medicine.
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Wikipedia has one - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Republican_Army
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I'm no expert, but here's what I know:\n\nRSD is a neurological disease where, essentially, your nervous system sends pain impulses even though whatever trauma you had is healed.  Do a Yahoo search for RSD, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, CRPS, or complex regional pain syndrome & you'll find lots of information and support groups.\n\nMy sister-in-law has had rsd for the last 3 years.  She's gone through a number of different procedures.  Some have worked better than others.  Some (done by drs who don't know anything about rsd) have made her condition MUCH worse.  As of last week, she was pretty much confined to bed because she was in so much pain & on so many drugs.  She couldn't take care of her 2 kids and had to hire daytime help.\n\nBut here's the good news!  Last Monday, she checked into Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia to undergo ketamine treatment with Dr. Schwartzman.  She could barely walk into the hospital.  She walked out of the hospital the following Sunday with NO PAIN whatsoever feeling the best she's felt in 3 years.  We'll see how well the treatment lasts...technically, it should go into remission, but might come back.\n\nI wish you the best of luck!  Just make sure whatever drs you go to are familiar with RSD.  It's very important!
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Cant help but suggest that you also ask this question in "Travel" sub section "Ireland".....a lot of Irish people are there and may be of help to you.