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Medical Council of Ireland

Medical Council of Ireland

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Sep 29, 2026

Ahmed MalikHOST
29:11
You know, the lovely Jerry, very handsome man.
Ahmed MalikHOST
29:15
I felt that there was an evil demonic influence in the Irish Medical Council when they suspended my license in February 2021 for my refusal to administer the gene therapy or cooperate with COVID pathogenicity hoax.
Ahmed MalikHOST
29:28
But they are in the half penny place compared to the GMC that is endeavouring to totally something, Dave.
Ahmed MalikHOST
29:34
Pure evil.
Richie AllenHOST
42:50
conscientiously objecting to it.
Richie AllenHOST
42:52
In March of 2021, the Irish Medical Council made an application to the High Court and his licence to practice medicine was suspended pending the determination of complaints against him.
Richie AllenHOST
43:04
He has constantly defended the position he took during that extraordinary period for everybody.
Richie AllenHOST
43:10
And he has remained a vocal critic of Ireland's response, not just Ireland, but the global response to COVID-19.
AlamGUEST
15:27
Like, you know, um, I can ta- talk all day on that topic alone because I've been through all those stages, you know, because I started as a very junior doctor in this country and move up the ladder all the way.
AlamGUEST
15:38
Uh, I'll be soon a consultant, uh, and, um, specialist registrar of the Irish Medical Council.
AlamGUEST
15:44
Um, how it, uh, you know, affected, uh, the, the, the immigration policies, like, you know, the inability to have, like, a critical work permit, like, you know, and having a, a Stamp 4 visa, which is, which was granted in, uh, after five years of, like, you know, working here.
AlamGUEST
16:00
And without that Stamp 4 visa and critical work permit, like, you know, all those junior doctors in our time when we came in, they were not allowed to apply for any training posts in, in the country.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
0:51
The reduced nine percent VAT rate, introduced in last year's budget, applies only to food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
0:58
But the Examiner also references calls from Alcohol Action Ireland and the medical-- the Irish Medical Council to increase excise duties on alcohol by fifteen percent, saying there's a strong public health argument for it.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
1:14
The Irish Independent leads with a report about children under thirteen using social media as much as ever, despite laws that came into effect over a year ago.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
1:23
In a comment piece, Adrian Weckler writes that there's a clear message from the Cyber Safe Kids survey.

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