Faculty of Pathology

The award is open to Trainees in all sub-specialties of pathology. Applicants must submit a paper or article published in a biomedical journal or periodical within the current or previous year.

Submissions are reviewed by a panel of selectors appointed by the Board. This panel includes representatives from relevant pathology disciplines and operates independently of the authors.

The award is presented at the Faculty’s Annual Admission Ceremony held at No. 6 Kildare Street.

The application period is between 1st March and 30th November each year via this link.

The medal is open to pathologists in any sub-specialty who have completed their training within the last seven years.

Eligible candidates must submit a paper published in a peer-reviewed biomedical journal relating to any of the pathology disciplines, along with a covering letter to indicate:

• That the applicant is the principal author
• The qualifying appointment held in an Irish hospital or university laboratory
• The date of completion of training (the date of the Certificate of Satisfactory Completion of Specialist Training, or equivalent). This must be within the last seven years.

Submissions are reviewed by a panel of selectors appointed by the Board. This panel includes representatives from relevant pathology disciplines and operates independently of the authors.

The award is presented at the Faculty’s Annual Admission Ceremony held at No. 6 Kildare Street.

The application period is between 1st March and 30th November each year via this link.

The medal is awarded to Irish Pathologists, whether working in Ireland or internationally, whose contributions have had a profound impact on the advancement of Pathology. Pathologists of any nationality whose exceptional work has significantly enhanced the delivery of Pathology Services on the island of Ireland

Fellows of the Faculty are invited to submit a nomination, and are asked to outline the reasons for the nomination in a written submission for consideration by the Faculty Board. 

The Board will appoint a panel of selectors, representative of the relevant pathology disciplines, and independent of the authors, to judge the entries.

Nominations will be sought annually, though the award may not be presented each year if there are no suitable candidates.

The award is presented at the Faculty’s Annual Admission Ceremony held at No. 6 Kildare Street.

The application period is between 1st March and 30th November each year via this link.

The award is open to quality improvement abstracts submitted for the Annual Symposium. Applicants must indicate their quality improvement project appropriately on the abstract submission form to be considered for the award.

The Board will appoint a panel of selectors, representative of the relevant pathology disciplines, and independent of the authors, to judge the entries.

The award is presented at the Faculty’s Annual Admission Ceremony held at No. 6 Kildare Street.