Merrion Fertility Clinic was established in 1998 by Prof Mary Wingfield and other fellow Doctors at the National Maternity Hospital, Dublin.
Since then the clinic has gained a reputation as a leading IVF clinic in Ireland, providing treatment cycles for hundreds of couples every year and achieving pregnancy rates above the internationally recognised norms.
Merrion Fertility Clinic is unique in that our close links with the National Maternity Hospital ensure that our patients have the full support services of a respected maternity hospital. Merrion Fertility Clinic Doctors are also staff of the hospital and can provide surgery and pregnancy care if required.
As a non-profit making charitable organization, any profits are reinvested back into improving clinic services and facilities.
Your partner in fertility… Every step of the way.
British Fertility Society Study Week 2018
MFC Clinical, Lab and nursing staff attend British Fertility Society Study Week (4th – 7th June) at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel, Kensington, London. The Study Week offers a great line-up of expert speakers and 8specialised modules, ensuring you receive quality training whatever your field or stage of your career. Please see link below for the e-programme. … Read more
MFC collaborate with UCD Perinatal Research Centre
The UCD Perinatal Research Centre, based at the National Maternity Hospital, Dublin, coordinates national and international collaborative research in maternal health and its impact on maternal and infant outcomes. Led by Centre Director Professor Fionnuala McAuliffe, the Centre is internationally recognised for its research in maternal and fetal health, diabetes and nutrition in pregnancy and the impact of maternal health on long-term health … Read more
Prof. Wingfield speaks at the Oireachtas
Prof. Mary Wingfield spoke at a meeting at the Oireachtas on the 28th February 2018 regarding the proposed Assisted Human Reproduction Bill. Dr. John Waterstone and Dr. John Kennedy were also in attendance. Prof Wingfield was a member of the Commission on Assisted Human Reproduction, which produced its report in 2005, and she is delighted to … Read more