Fertility & Early Pregnancy Care was created to support people through the gaps in care.
There is a gap in early pregnancy care in Ireland that most people don’t know about until they’re in it.
Roisín Baggott is a Fertility Nurse Specialist and the founder of Fertility & Early Pregnancy Care. With over a decade of clinical experience in fertility, early pregnancy, women’s health and wellbeing, Roisín has supported thousands of women and couples through some of the most tender and complex moments of their reproductive journey.
Her work began in fertility care in 2012, where she quickly recognised both the strengths of the system and the significant gaps in structured support that left many women feeling confused, overwhelmed, and alone — particularly in the early weeks of pregnancy before formal maternity care begins. Fertility & Early Pregnancy Care was created to bridge that gap.
Fertility Nurse Specialist
Roisín oversees the Early Pregnancy Pathway, bringing over a decade of specialist experience in fertility and early pregnancy care. From your first consultation through to your 12-week handover, she is your consistent clinical point of contact — keeping you informed, supported, and guided at every step. Her approach blends clinical expertise with support, ensuring every woman feels informed, held, and genuinely supported.
MD · Medical Oversight
Your medical oversight is provided by Dr Anthony, with advanced training and a special interest in fertility, gynaecology, and pregnancy. He personally reviews all results, provides clinical guidance, and issues prescriptions where required — ensuring safe, consistent, and fully governed care throughout your pathway.
Pregnancy care is more than the sum of clinical results. It deserves care that honours the whole person, while remaining grounded in evidence and clinical governance.
At FEPC we hold both of these things. We are professionally rigorous and humanly present. We do not replace your GP or maternity services — we work alongside them, filling the gaps that currently exist in the Irish system.