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Merrion Fertility Clinic, 60 Lower Mount Street, Dublin (2025)

22/10/2025

Our nursing team recently attended a fantastic training workshop with Róisín Venables, Merrion Fertility Clinic’s Specialist Fertility Counsellor.

A huge thank you to Roisin for supporting our team and sharing her expertise. At Merrion Fertility Clinic, we believe the best way to support our patients is by ensuring our staff have the right training, guidance and opportunities to learn together.

17/10/2025

We’re very thrilled to welcome Dr. Vanja Fenzl, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, to the Merrion Fertility Clinic team.

Dr. Fenzl graduated from the University of Zagreb, Croatia, and completed her specialist training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at University Hospital Merkur. She brings over 25 years of experience in women’s health, with a particular focus on infertility.

She is highly trained in ultrasound diagnostics, minimally invasive and open surgery, and assisted reproductive techniques. For the past 15 years, Dr. Fenzl has dedicated her practice to supporting women and couples on their fertility journey, offering personalised care from diagnosis through to treatment.

We’re delighted to have Dr. Fenzl on board and look forward to the expertise and care she brings to our patients.

Learn more about our clinical team: https://merrionfertility.ie/our-team/

15/10/2025

Wave of Light 2025 ✨

Today, on International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, we join together to remember all the babies who were taken too soon. At 7pm, we’ll join together to light a candle as part of the Wave of Light, bringing love, light and comfort to those affected by this loss.

We know this day can be incredibly difficult for many, so it’s important to take care of yourself. Take the time to do whatever brings you comfort. Whether that’s lighting a candle or spending time with loved ones, know that you are never alone on this journey.

We’re sending love to anyone who has experienced this loss. You’re in our thoughts today.

13/10/2025

Merrion Fertility Clinic was delighted to take part in the 5th Annual CAYAS Conference at Croke Park on Saturday.

This inspiring event brings together parents, survivors, siblings, medical professionals, researchers and charities for a day of connection and shared experience.

We had the chance to meet some incredible young people, along with parents, healthcare providers and support groups. The talks and panel discussions were excellent and gave real insight into the challenges and progress in this area.

A big well done to Childhood Cancer Ireland and CanTeen Ireland for organising such a meaningful event, and to Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) and National Cancer Control Programme (NCCP) for supporting it.

At Merrion Fertility Clinic, we’re honoured to collaborate with the Irish Cancer Society and Children’s Health Ireland to provide fertility preservation for young people before starting cancer treatment. Through this partnership, we’re committed to making sure that lifesaving treatments don’t take away the dream of one day starting a family.

Our dedicated CAYA (Children, Adolescents & Young Adults) team is here to support patients and families through every step of their fertility journey. By offering fertility preservation, we hope to give them one less thing to worry about during such a challenging time. Knowing that their fertility is being looked after can provide comfort and hope for the future, not just for the patient but for the whole family.

See the link below for more information on the Childhood Cancer Fertility Project ⬇️
https://merrionfertility.ie/children-young-adults/

08/10/2025

What’s involved in a diagnostic ultrasound scan.

If you’re starting fertility investigations, one of the first steps is a diagnostic ultrasound scan. This scan usually takes place between day 2 and day 8 of your cycle.

When you arrive at the clinic, you’ll check in at reception and take a seat in the waiting area. When it’s time for your appointment, the nurse will call you in, introduce themselves, and explain what will happen before starting the scan.

The scan is performed using a small va**nal ultrasound probe, which is gently inserted into the va**na. This gives a clear view of your ovaries, womb, and pelvic area. The procedure usually takes around 20 minutes and is generally comfortable for most patients.

During the scan, the nurse will check:

▪️The appearance and size of your ovaries
▪️The number of follicles (tiny fluid-filled sacs that may contain eggs)
▪️The thickness and condition of the womb lining
▪️Any signs of cysts or fibroids

After the scan, a report is sent to your Merrion Fertility Clinic doctor. They’ll go through the results with you at your consultation, alongside your AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) test results, to assess your ovarian reserve.

To book an appointment at Merrion Fertility Clinic, visit our website at merrionfertility.ie.

04/10/2025

We’re delighted to welcome Róisín to the Merrion Fertility Clinic team.

Róisín joins us as our Lead Counsellor, bringing over 30 years of experience as a client-centred and non-judgemental counsellor and psychotherapist. She specialises in sexual and reproductive health, supporting people through a wide range of experiences including fertility challenges, surrogacy, pregnancy loss, perinatal mental health, termination of pregnancy, and birth trauma.

Róisín brings significant skills, experience and compassion to the people she works with, making her an invaluable part of the team. We’re so pleased to have her supporting our patients throughout their fertility journey.

For more information on how to make an appointment, please see the following link or contact the clinic directly.
https://merrionfertility.ie/wellbeing/ -services

30/09/2025

💛 September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

💛 Every year in Ireland, around 200 children under 18 years are diagnosed with cancer, and while treatments can save lives, they can also impact future fertility.

💛 At Merrion Fertility Clinic, we’re honoured to collaborate with Irish Cancer Society and Children’s Health Ireland to provide fertility preservation for young people before starting cancer treatment. Through this partnership, we’re committed to making sure that lifesaving treatments don’t take away the dream of one day starting a family.

💛 Our dedicated CAYA (Children, Adolescents & Young Adults) team is here to support patients and families through every step of their fertility journey. By offering fertility preservation, we hope to give them one less thing to worry about during such a challenging time. Knowing that their fertility is being looked after can provide comfort and hope for the future, not just for the patient but for the whole family.

💛 Thank you to everyone who is helping raise awareness this month

💛 See the following link for more information on the Childhood Cancer Fertility Project: https://merrionfertility.ie/children-young-adults/

29/09/2025

We’re thrilled to welcome Aoife Corley to Merrion Fertility Clinic as our new Nurse Manager.

Aoife graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a BSc in Midwifery in 2010 and began her career in fertility the following year. She went on to complete a Graduate Certificate in Fertility Ultrasound at UCD in 2013 and, in 2019, became the first Nurse/Midwife in Ireland to achieve ESHRE certification.

Aoife brings valuable expertise and experience, and we’re delighted to have her on the team.

Find out more about Aoife and our team at Merrion Fertility Clinic by clicking the folllowing link: https://merrionfertility.ie/team-member/aoife-corley/

06/09/2025

We’re delighted to share that Dr. Ciara Nolan’s survey study of Ob/Gyn attitudes to injectable weight loss medications in women trying to conceive has just been published in the international journal (Reproductive, Female and Child Health).

This study showed that while most obstetrics/
gynaecology doctors support the use of weight loss medications like Ozempic in women with infertility to help them meet the BMI cut-off for public ART funding, many also indicated that they had concerns about prescribing responsibilities and long-term follow-up of patients. Almost all (97%) expressed the need for more education and guidance on safety data.

Congratulations to Dr. Nolan on this important contribution to the conversation on reproductive health and treatment access.

Read more: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/rfc2.70034

04/09/2025

📢 Our 2024 Annual Report is now live.

We’re pleased to share the Merrion Fertility Clinic Annual Report for 2024. It highlights our progress over the past year, including clinical achievements, new developments in fertility care, and the journeys we’ve been privileged to support.

Read the full report:https://merrionfertility.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Merrion_AR2024.pdf

15/08/2025

We’re so grateful to receive such kind words from one of our patients. The fertility journey can be one of the most challenging experiences for an individual or couple, so it means a lot to know we were able to make it a little easier.

From everyone here at Merrion Fertility Clinic, thank you and congratulations, we couldn’t be happier for you. ✨

15/08/2025

We’re delighted to welcome Dr Roisin McConnell to the team at Merrion Fertility Clinic.

Dr. McConnell is a Fertility Specialist with a strong academic and clinical background. She graduated with honours in Medicine from University College Cork in 2016 and went on to complete a Masters in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 2020.

She’s a member of both the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI) and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists | RCOG. She is currently pursuing a Masters in Health Care Management with the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI).

As part of her commitment to medical education, Dr. McConnell has been awarded a place on the prestigious Irish Clinician Educator Training (ICET) programme, a two year national initiative led by the RCPI to develop future leaders in postgraduate clinical education. During the programme, she will spend time at the University of Oxford to further develop her skills as a Clinical Educator, and her research will focus on assessing postgraduate fertility knowledge among doctors to help shape more comprehensive fertility education.

Merrion Fertility Clinic is proud to be part of this important programme, which plays a key role in developing educational leadership in medicine. We look forward to supporting Dr. McConnell in this exciting stage of her career.

https://www.rcpi.ie/News/rcpis-irish-clinician-educator-training-programme-marks-milestone-with-first-graduates

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