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Noel Fitzpatrick at home in Laois. Pic: Denis Byrne
A Laois native Noel Fitzpatrick and 'Supervet' is the star of what is set to be one of the most popular specials on TV over Christmas.
Ballyfin man Noel Fitzpatrick is the star of a special Christmas edition of 'The Supervet' on Channel 4 on Thursday, December 21 at 8pm
Looking forward to sharing this Christmas special of #Supervet tonight on @Channel4. Christmas starts here! pic.twitter.com/vWH4HvPj4u
— The Supervet (@SupervetNF) December 21, 2017
Meet Botus - the rescue Husky on #Supervet tomorrow night 8pm @channel4 pic.twitter.com/2YXJ74MZaJ
— The Supervet (@SupervetNF) December 20, 2017
Professor Fitzpatrick is a world-class orthopaedic-neuro veterinary surgeon recognised and respected globally as a true thought leader in his field of expertise.
He is Managing Director of Fitzpatrick Referrals, a specialist veterinary referral hospital employing more than 200 staff which he established over ten years ago, and operates from two centres in Surrey. He is also a founding partner of Surrey University’s new school of veterinary medicine.
A trusted source of knowledge and information, he moves and inspires others with his leadership, his life enhancing treatments for animals, his teachings and his passion for One Medicine.
Noel, who still has family in Laois, went to school in Ballyfin College. His sister Josephine is a solicitor and other sister Frances is a playwright and drama teacher.
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Ukrainian refugees volunteers for the recent Clean Up Laois Week.
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