19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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Prof Noel Fitzpatrick aka The Supervet and his team
Popstar Will Young brings his pitbull Labrador cross named Diamond to Ballyfin's Supervet Prof Noel Fitzpatrick on the Laois man's Christmas special to air on Sunday night, December 27.
The dog has been suffering from a painful limp which Noel suspects is cruciate ligament damage.
Noel will also be treating a pug at his clinic in the UK when the show airs on Channel 4 at 8pm.
Helping the animals AND giving them a 5* dining experience - Noel is a dream The Supervet at Christmas, tonight at 8pm. @ProfNoelFitz pic.twitter.com/RM86MF7YkB
— Channel 4 (@Channel4) December 27, 2020
Looking forward to sharing a festive edition of #Supervet this evening on @Channel4, featuring the stories of these two boys and their respective sisters. See you at 8pm x pic.twitter.com/9VxfY9y8N4
— Noel Fitzpatrick (@ProfNoelFitz) December 27, 2020
Some members of the Cardiac Physiology Team at the Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise L-R Richie Brophy, Grace Ward, Niamh Harding, Beatrice Bentley, Olivia Southey, Elaine Murphy, Dr Sean Fleming
File pic for illustration purposes
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