Postgraduate Medical studies in Ireland?

Question

Postgraduate Medical studies in Ireland?

Hi all,
I'm graduated as Doctor for general practise in tunisia. My family is relocation to Dublin and I have to fellow them. I want to study there and to be a specialist, so to register for full registration as specialist.
I've searched in the Internet to see if they have residency program in Ireland. It seems that this term (residency) is not common in Ireland. Any way, I found phD trainning, Master training but not residency program. what I have to choose to get a specialisation there ?
My understanding is that I have to register first for Temporary registration in the medical council. Second I have to found a course, training program ? what training to be a specialist. ?
Is it free, as I'm postgraduate ? are there any financial aid ? do I have to pay for courses or training?
Can any one help to clarify these things step by step, I'm confused, and I don't really don't know how to start.
thank you in advance

Answer 1

I have provided links to the Education and Training section of the Medical Council site which regulates the medical profession in Ireland and also to the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

The third site is a Residency Database, it lists the specialties areas offered in Ireland, although I am not sure how up-to-date the site is, or the tuition or salary fees stated.

Answer 2

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