From Clare to Niger - Dr. Fergus Glynn

Dr. Fergus Glynn tending to a patient in Niger © MSF
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Dr. Fergus Glynn has just begun his first MSF mission in eastern Niger at a CRENI, the French acronym for a therapeutic feeding centre, where he is treating severely malnourished children up to 5 years old. Originally from Co. Meath, Dr. Glynn worked as a GP in Co. Clare prior to working with MSF.

From Clare to Niger - Dr. Fergus Glynn

From Clare to Niger

29.01.2010

Fergus is my name. I’m Irish and tall, have light brown hair going to blond (or grey depending on the light!) and more than my share of freckles....

Soumana

02.03.2010

I have rarely had the pleasure of meeting , not to mind working, closely every day with someone so charming and compassionate, big-smiling...

Something a little different

23.04.2010

Very occasionally I get to do something a little different from my usual work at the CRENI. My brief today was to spend the day visiting a...

Moustapha and his mother’s story

05.05.2010

Last year MSF treated 45,000 kids in our nutritional programmes in this region of Niger alone. Moustapha and his mother’s story is just one of...

Niger’s worsening food security situation

14.05.2010

There is a growing consensus that we’re witnessing the first stirrings of the long predicted and much discussed food crisis that has occupied...

Mothers leaving the CRENAS weith their weekly rations. © Karine Klein