Dr. Helen Kilrane joined us in March 2017. She underwent her medical training in UCD. She then completed the TCD GP Training Scheme and achieved the top results in the GP exams that year (Eppel Ellard Trophy). She spent some time travelling and working as a GP in Dublin before returning to her native North East.

Helen has special interests in Dermatology (skin) and Women’s Health. Helen spent a year working part-time in the Dermatology Department in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital and achieved Distinction in the Diploma in Practical Dermatology from Cardiff University. She really enjoys being able to offer additional skin services like Mole checks and Isotretinoin (Roaccutane) medication for those eligible.

She is competent in insertions of Coils and Implanons and has a Diploma from the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists. She completed a Diploma in Musculoskeletal Injury Management and offers Shoulder and Knee Joint injections to our patients.

In her spare time, Helen enjoys spending time with her husband and son. Her hobbies are drinking too much coffee and going to the gym.

Dr Sylvia McKenna joined Wheaton Hall Medical Practice in 2004. She graduated from Medicine at Trinity College Dublin in 2000 and completed GP training in the North East in 2004. She became a partner in Wheaton Hall in 2005.

Sylvia has special interests to include, women’s health, family planning, dermatology, minor surgery, GP training and ongoing medical education. Her interest in dermatology started when she attained a higher diploma in dermatology with University College Dublin and the Mater Hospital in 2008. She underwent further training in the area of skin surgery and dermoscopy (use of a skin microscope to aid with diagnosis of skin lesions) in 2010 and 2015 respectively. With these skills she set up the minor surgery and skin clinic at Wheaton Hall. Sylvia worked on the committee of the Primary Care Surgical Association from 2013-2017 in an effort to promote community surgery nationwide.

Wheaton Hall Medical Practice was accredited as a training practice, accepting registrars (qualified doctors who are in training to become a GP) since 2003 and Sylvia was appointed GP Trainer in 2006. Sylvia spends her free time with her husband and 2 children, where they live in Dundalk. She enjoys Yoga, running and tennis to unwind after a busy week.

Originally from South Africa, Dr. Suganderan (Sugan) Nayager graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS) medical school in Johannesburg in 2004. After moving to Ireland in 2008, he worked in emergency departments across the country, including his last position as a registrar in the emergency department at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda. County Louth has been his home since 2011.

Dr. Cillian MacSuibhne joined us in October 2024 following his graduation from the North Dublin City GP Training Scheme.

Prior to studying medicine, Cillian completed a BSc degree in Athletic Therapy and Training in DCU. He worked privately with patients and was also the Athletic Therapist with the Dublin Minor and U21 Footballers for 5 years.

In 2015, Cillian graduated from RCSI. He completed his junior doctor years in Belfast’s Ulster and Royal Victoria Hospitals, working in areas such as General Medicine, Surgery, Neurology and Intensive Care. He spent 3 years as a Medical Registrar in the Blackrock Clinic and subsequently commenced his GP Training in 2020. He enjoyed roles in Crumlin A+E, St. Francis Hospice, Rotunda, Mater and Beaumont Hospitals.

Cillian really enjoys the broad nature of General Practice and has continued his keen interest in Exercise Medicine and Joint Injections. He is a member of the Royal College of Physicians and the Irish College of General Practitioners.

He lives in Meath with his wife and 4 young sons. When he has a few minutes to spare, he enjoys spending time with family, running and cycling.

The doctors in Wheaton Hall are very pleased to be involved in training. We feel that it is helpful for tomorrow’s doctors to experience general practice here, and we hope that the supervised training which takes place here will encourage the maintenance of high standards.
In this capacity, the practice will be welcoming doctors who are already extremely well qualified and who are completing their transition from hospital medicine to general practice. Each of these doctors join us for 1 year as a fully fledged member of the practice team. We are fortunate to have worked with excellent young doctors since 2003.
Our current registrar is Dr. Isobel Gregg, whom we welcome to the practice team.