The services
Which Dublin service a patient uses depends on their GP's membership; HSE advises phoning your own GP's out-of-hours message.
North Dublinnorthdoc.ie, checked 29 Oct
Call first: appointment only, no walk-in.
Call 0818 224 476northdoc.ie, checked 29 OctDublin; for patients of participating GP practices (The Meath Primary Care, Dublin 8)dubdoc.ie, checked 29 Oct
Call first: appointment only, no walk-in.
Call 01 454 5607dubdoc.ie, checked 29 OctSouth-east Dublin (centres at St Vincent's University Hospital, Loughlinstown and Dún Laoghaire)hse.ie, checked 29 Oct
Call first: appointment only, no walk-in.
Call 01 223 4500same number on all three HSE listings. hse.ie, checked 29 OctDublin (Clonskeagh Hospital Campus, Dublin 6)hse.ie, checked 29 Oct
Call first: appointment only, no walk-in.
Call 01 669 9499hse.ie, checked 29 OctDublin (Tallaght, Dublin 24); for patients of participating GP surgeriestlcdoc.ie, checked 29 Oct
Call first: appointment only, no walk-in.
Call 045 848 707tlcdoc.ie, checked 29 Oct
Source: HSE: when to go to a GP out of hours, checked 29 October 2026. HSE page last reviewed 27 September 2024.
Emergency departments in Dublin
Some emergency departments in Dublin see only adults and some see only children. Outside Dublin, children can go to any. If someone’s life is at risk, call 112 or 999.
Source: HSE: the emergency department, checked 29 October 2026. HSE page last reviewed 19 October 2022.