A High Court order suspends Dr Regine Grah from the Medical Council’s Register and prohibits her from practising medicine while a fitness-to-practise process is ongoing. BreakingNews.ie reports that the president of the High Court, Judge David Barniville, granted an application by the Medical Council. The matter arises from a complaint concerning her prescribing practices, including the prescription of large quantities of controlled drugs to patients. Irish Mirror reports that Dr Grah, who works at Silver Oak Family Practice in Bray, County Wicklow, is currently unable to practise due to the court order. The Medical Council also warns patients not to attend the GP during the suspension. The suspension is framed as interim while the fitness-to-practise process proceeds, and the reports describe the action as linked to the complaint and the Medical Council’s application to the court. The published accounts do not indicate the final outcome of the fitness-to-practise proceedings, only the temporary restrictions imposed by the court pending further consideration.