Dooctor.ie is proud to announce an exciting new medical and healthcare partnership with the Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA), marking a significant step forward in supporting female sport and community wellbeing across Ireland. As a modern, patient-focused healthcare provider, Dooctor.ie delivers accessible, convenient care through a network of walk-in clinics and online doctor services, designed to make healthcare simple and available when people need it most. With clinics nationwide and services available seven days a week, Dooctor.ie is built around speed, accessibility, and quality care for individuals, families, and communities.

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association, founded in 1974, is the governing body for ladies’ Gaelic football and plays a vital role in promoting, developing, and organising the sport at club, county, and national levels across Ireland and beyond. With a strong focus on community, participation, and the empowerment of women in sport, the LGFA continues to grow as one of the most influential sporting organisations in the country, supported by dedicated players, coaches, and volunteers.

This partnership brings together two organisations that share a commitment to community, wellbeing, and accessibility. Through this collaboration, LGFA players and members will benefit from direct access to top-tier healthcare services, including over 15 walk-in clinics nationwide, rapid blood testing and health screening, online doctor consultations, and convenient online prescriptions. The addition of health coaches and a structured injury pathway will ensure that players can access the right care quickly reducing downtime, improving recovery, and supporting long-term performance and health.

Ultimately, this partnership is about making healthcare easier, faster, and more affordable for LGFA members. Whether it’s managing injuries, monitoring health, or accessing everyday medical support, Dooctor.ie provides a seamless pathway to care ensuring that players and communities can focus on what matters most, both on and off the field.