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From time to time (but hopefully never!), you may require medical attention while abroad in Dublin. Smaller colds and coughs can generally be treated with over the counter medication after consulting with a pharmacist at a local pharmacy. Accidents and emergencies require more immediate attention at a facility. Always know your insurance information and the costs involved in seeking medical treatment abroad. You can locate all the local hospitals, clinics, and other services listed below on the FIE local area map. |
DOCTORS & TESTING SERVICES
Thomas Street Medical Centre - By appointment
- 1 St. Catherine's Lane West, Dublin 8
Aungier Street Clinic - By appointment
- 16 Redmond Hill At the junction of Aungier St & Wexford St above O'Hara's Pharmacy Aungier St
Dublin 2
- Various locations for gay, straight, bisexual and transgender people
TCD Student Clinic – By appointment
- Free of charge for Trinity College students
UCD Student Clinic – By appointment
- €25 doctor's consultation
DENTISTS
- 4 South Anne Street, Dublin 2
- 34 South Circular Road, Portobello, Dublin 8
PHARMACIES
- 55 Thomas St., Dublin 8
- 18 Meath St., Dublin 8
- 55 Lower O'Connell St., Dublin 1 – Open till 10pm
- Various locations in the city
ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY
A&E Hospital charges for Non-EEA students on study programmes less than 1 year in duration. Hospitals listed in order of proximity to The Binary Hub
- St James’ Hospital - James's Street, Dublin 8 €506
- Mater Hospital - Eccles St, Inns Quay, Dublin 7 €380
- Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown - Mill Rd, Abbotstown, Dublin 15 €100
- St Vincent’sHospital - 196 Merrion Rd, Dublin 4 €300
- Tallaght Hospital - Tallaght, Dublin 24 €314
- Beaumont Hospital - Beaumont Rd, Beaumont, Dublin €446.82
If you are hospitalized, please notify FIE as soon as possible
- FIE Dublin office – 01 679 9518
- Student Life Advisors – (Ruby) 087 7798012 / (Sarah) 086 0784087
Due to the high cost of attending the Accident & Emergency department, it is recommended that a student only visits A&E in the case of a genuine emergency. In all other cases, the student should first refer to a GP. A student referred to the A&E department by a GP will not incur any charge.
