Hours
- Weeknights
- 6pm to 10pmhse.ie, checked 29 Oct
- Weekends
- 10am to 6pmhse.ie, checked 29 Oct
- Bank holidays
- 10am to 6pm on 2026 public holidayshse.ie, checked 29 Oct
Call first: appointment only, no walk-in. Hours are when the phone lines run, not a promise of an appointment; check before you travel.
How it works
- Phone the number. It is by appointment only; there is no walk-in.
- Give your details, including your medical card or GP visit card number if you have one.
- A triage nurse phones you back, so keep your line free.
- They may give advice, book a GP appointment, or arrange a house visit or an ambulance.
Free with a valid medical card or GP visit card; without one, you are charged a fee. Not for repeat prescriptions, test results, medical certificates or employment medicals.
Source: HSE: when to go to a GP out of hours, checked 29 October 2026. HSE page last reviewed 27 September 2024.
Counties
- Dublin
Dublin has more than one service. Several services: D Doc (North Dublin); DubDoc, Lukedoc, TLC Doc (participating GPs' patients); Edoc group (south-east). Which one you use depends on your GP. Phone your own GP after hours for their recorded message.. D Doc DubDoc Edoc group TLC Doc
northdoc.ie, checked 29 Oct
If this isn’t the right door
- 112, emergency department, injury unit or pharmacyWhich one, from HSE guidance
- Another countyFind your out-of-hours service