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Working Life: It takes bravery and determination to cycle in Dublin but it’s a great de-stressor

Professor Sally Ann Lynch, consultant geneticist, Temple Street and Crumlin children’s hospitals and UCD School of Medicine
 Professor Sally Anne Lynch, consultant geneticist, Temple Street and Crumlin children’s hospitals and UCD School of Medicine. Picture: Moya Nolan

Professor Sally Anne Lynch, consultant geneticist, Temple Street and Crumlin children’s hospitals and UCD School of Medicine. Picture: Moya Nolan

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I don’t need to get kids out. They are all grown up (Cillian, 27, Aifric, 24, and Oisín, 22) so I can concentrate on myself and getting by bike from Clontarf to Crumlin or Temple Street children’s hospital. It takes bravery, and determination to cycle in Dublin, but it’s a great de-stressor and terrific for generating ideas.

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