Keeping your eyes healthy is our priority. We continually invest in specialised training for our team and we use the latest technology to deliver outstanding diagnostic eyecare. With a team of two experienced opticians and four trained optical assistants, we are able to investigate the most challenging eye conditions and prescriptions.
We're members of the following associations:
Dr Brendan McCreesh
Ph.D BSc MCOptom
Brendan has over 25 years experience as an optician. He attends numerous research meetings yearly, and has a particular interest in macular degeneration and OCT imaging. Brendan gained his Ph.D in 2004 at the Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast researching the effects of diabetes on the eye
Danielle Flanagan
BSc (Hons) MCOptom
Danielle joined Brady Opticians 2 years ago, having previously worked in an independent practice in Dublin for a number of years. She has a particular interest in myopic management, using both spectacle lenses and contact lenses to slow down the progression of myopia in children.
Marie Murrin
Opticial Assistant
Marie is a valuable member of staff for over 25 years. She has acquired a wealth of knowledge about frames and lenses and has become an expert in her field. She has an eye for style and fashion and always does her best to ensure her clients are looking their best and happy with their glasses.
Aimee Gallagher
Opticial Assistant
Aimee is the youngest and newest member of the team, greeting you with a smile when you visit Brady Opticians. Her role ranges from arranging appointments to ensuring your glasses and contact lenses are ordered. She will often be the friendly voice on the phone notifying you when your glasses are ready!
Pauline Daly
Opticial Assistant
Pauline always has a warm welcome for every client coming to Brady Opticians. Overseeing a variety of tasks, including corresponding with the Health Board and Social Welfare Office, Pauline ensures that clients receive their entitlement towards the cost of their glasses.
Avril McCaughan
Optical Technician
Avril manages our in house glazing lab where your lenses are measured and fitted specifically for your chosen frames. This is an intricate job requiring delicate hands and skill which she has in abundance
Our chosen charity is Vision Aid Overseas. This organisation exists so that “children in Africa who can’t see can learn and get an education, and adults who can’t see can earn to support their families and contribute to their communities”.
For more information about the charity’s work, please visit their website and read testimonials from children and adults who have benefited from the services provided by Vision Aid Overseas.
Their mission
At Brady Opticians, we collect old spectacles, which are then recycled to extract precious metals. Income received from recycling is then used to provide much-needed funds to support the work of Vision Aid Overseas.
We would be grateful if you could dig out any old glasses that have been tucked away in a drawer, or which are no longer in use, and bring them to our practice.
Our aim is to collect over 1000 pairs of glasses. The funds raised will enable opticians to visit outreach centres in Africa to examine eyes and dispense glasses.
Upper Main Street, Donegal Town, Co Donegal
074 9721727
info@bradyopticians.com