Welcome to the official website of Dr Andrew Rynne, a retired Irish surgeon, medical practitioner, coroner, and author. With a career spanning several decades, Dr. Rynne has made significant contributions to the medical field in Ireland and has now turned his attention to writing, shedding light on important issues and untold stories.
About Dr. Andrew Rynne
Dr. Rynne is a well-known figure in the Irish medical community, having served as a surgeon, medical practitioner, and coroner.
He is also the founder of Clane General Hospital in County Kildare, which has been providing quality healthcare services to the local community for many years.
The Reverend Psychopath
"The Reverend Psychopath" tells the shocking story of Reverend Samuel Cotton and his wife Eliza, who founded the Caragh Orphanage in 1866. Despite collecting substantial charitable donations, the Cottons lived a life of luxury while the orphans under their care suffered in squalor and starvation.
Dr Rynne brings this previously untold story to light, exposing the cruelty and neglect within the orphanage's walls.
The Foxhunter
"The Foxhunter" In this book, Dr Rynne recounts the tragic true story of a young woman who, due to medical incompetence, was left in a chronic vegetative state for nearly two decades. The book follows the victim's mother's tireless fight to allow her daughter to die with dignity, facing opposition from the very doctors responsible for the catastrophe.
Dr Rynne sheds light on the authoritarian attitude prevalent among some doctors in Ireland up until the 1970s and the devastating consequences it had on patients and their families.
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