College of Anaesthetists of Ireland

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an escutcheon
grady in pale royal blue az
21 Dogwood Blossom grady in annulo or orange stroked
sa 3, 4, 3, 4, 3, 4 much bigger bigger slightly bigger
much rotated much further apart
a hand couped grady in annulo peach deep-peach stroked
sa inverted reversed very much smaller much higher
slightly higher
a wind stroked blue-gray bendy thorny of 30 grady
in fess arg platinum and grady in fess arg platinum
stroked pale-blue-lily fesswise very much higher very
much higher very much higher very much higher much
higher very much bigger; smaller lower

a harp reversed arg much rotated sinister in chief
higher charged with
a demi angel-volant arg stroked sa reversed very much
rotated sinister very much bigger bigger slightly
bigger very much to the sinister very much to the
sinister much to the sinister  very much lower very
much lower
a charge torse gu inverted in chief very much smaller
very much smaller lower
a dolphin stroked sa papelonny grady in annulo az
blue-eyes and az finned or reversed in dexter flank
very much bigger taller much narrower to the dexter
slightly rotated
a dolphin stroked sa papelonny grady in annulo az
blue-eyes and az finned or in sinister flank very
much bigger taller much narrower to the sinister slightly
rotated sinister
motto "SALUS   DUM   VIGILAMUS" sa much higher higher
slightly higher

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Notes

he arms were officially granted on November 1, 1999. he dolphin supporters are borrowed from arms associated with the MacDonnells in recognition of the pioneering work of John MacDonnell, a surgeon at the Richmond Hospital, who first used ether on a patient in 1847. https://www.heraldry-wiki.com/wiki/College_of_Anaesthetists_of_Ireland

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