We Are The Irish Cardiac Society
Established in 1949 the Irish Cardiac Society is the professional society in Ireland for those whose primary interest is in the practice of Cardiology, Cardiovascular Surgery and Cardiovascular Research.
Irish Cardiac Society
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING & AGM
We look forward to welcoming ICS members and colleagues to our annual meeting, October 6th – 8th 2022 in the Radisson Blu Hotel, Little Island, Cork.
Registration is now open using the PIN : ICSAGM2022
Online registration for all meetings will close at midnight on Tuesday October 4th.
Employment Opportunities / Fellowships
Local Associations and Charities
Subgroups
European Society of Cardiology (ESC)
ACC
British & Irish Chapter
Upcoming Events
6-8 October 2022
Radisson Blu Hotel, Little Island, Cork
ICS Annual Meeting 2022
Irish Inherited Cardiac Conditions Network
Frontiers in Cardiology
ICoT Online Education Series: Congenital Heart Disease
Women in Cardiology Meeting
Cardiac Rhythm Devices
External Event
Irish Cardiac Society Event
Membership
Membership of the Irish Cardiac Society is open to consultant cardiologists and cardiology trainees who meet the necessary entry requirements.Benefits of Membership
Affiliation with National Professional Society for Cardiology in Ireland
Automatic Membership of European Society of Cardiology
Regular Updates and Communications
Access to Annual General Meeting and CPD accredited events throughout the year
Access to Members Only Area within Website
Latest News
Message from ICS President, Professor Vincent Maher
As I reflect on my first year as ICS President, I am very proud of the resilience that the society and its members have shown during what has been a very challenging 18 months. The pandemic has affected us all professionally and personally and it has been my pleasure...
Message from ICS President, Professor Vincent Maher
As I reflect on my first year as ICS President, I am very proud of the resilience that the society and its members have shown during what has been a very challenging 18 months. The pandemic has affected us all professionally and personally and it has been my pleasure and an honour to help lead and navigate the society for the past year. Whilst it is very disappointing that we have not been able to come together as a group, the society has certainly risen to the challenge and expanded its on-line activities. Our key objective of providing educational opportunities for members has continued to be achieved, albeit within the virtual space. Our Spring Series earlier this year showcased an array of keynote presentations and allowed us to continue our links with the Mayo Clinic, while we wait...
