Dr. Rachel is a excellent doctor. Consultations by appointment only, unless there an emergency. For…read morethis she has a special phone line to talk to patients outside working hours. They offer there a range of specialised services for women. Consultation is 55 euros. The location is very central in Dun Laoghaire, just at the main street.

dr john o connell is the bestest doctor ever. i have been going to him nearly 16 years and my son.i…read morehave had lots of different problems and he has been great. he also is brilliant with children. my son loved him when he was small. he is 15 now and is very fond of him still. he is very good with teenagers as well. i would reccoment dr john o connell to everyone. from alison young crumlin dublin 12.

Dr Dermot Rafter is a superb GP. Pleasant and ultra professional…read more He is also an excellent Botox practitioner. Excellent results and very reasonable rates. I highly recommend.

Since my arrival in this country I have yet to see a good example of GP. Dr. Dermot Rafter has not…read morechanged my opinion. I went to the Rafters for 3 years first to Dr Yvonne Rafter who showed absolutely no signs of any interest in my presence or of being a GP. Then to Dr Dermot Rafter. Though he was more compassionate or caring, I had a bad experience when I went in for travel vaccinations. You'd think when your GP advertises that they provide these vaccinations they would know what you need. Imagine my surprise when he started consulting a chart and then the Internet (right there in front of me!). On one of my followups he didn't even have the vaccination required! If this wasn't bad enough, the vaccinations ended up costing over 100 euro more than what was quoted in the beginning. This was the final straw for me and I have not been back since. When you're paying a premium, as I did in the Rafter office, you would expect the doctor to at least have done his homework before you arrive. For this reason, I must give a bad review.

Hi i have been doing my treatment in this clinic for the past 3 years and everything was ok but…read morerecently they start charging too much, before repeat prescription was 25 euros, now i have to see a doctor and get charge 55 euros. Again before i would get free letter from them for my blood test, twice a year but last time i went, i was told that i have to see the doctor first to get the letter and pay 55 euros, i was really upset, when i am not sick why should i see a doctor and pay 55 euros. i am really disappointed with them and i can't afford to pay that much every time i need repeat prescription and letter for blood test, so i have decide to look for another doctor whom i can afford to pay.

The worst doctor I've ever visited. The doc didnt take my history and gave me a prescription…read morewithout any medical history or tests. When I came back still sick he did the same again. Complete waste of my time

Dr. Liam was wonderful. There was no waiting, our son was diagnosed quickly and taken care of…read morebefore we got on a plane the next day. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Nassau Clinic offers Same Day Appointments with a private doctor in Dublin City Centre and is…read morelocated 1 minute walk from Grafton Street. Weekend Doctor offers an out-of-hours service on Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays.Liam is a graduate of Barts and the London School of Medicine and holds registration with the Medical Council in Ireland and is a member of the Irish College of General Practitioners. He trained in Ireland and the UK, gaining invaluable experience working in Psychiatry, Emergency Medicine, Paediatrics, Medicine for the Elderly, Sexual Health, Haematology, Hepatology, Oncology and Palliative Medicine. His special interests include Men's Health, Psychiatry and Nutrition. He has Professional Medical Indemnity Insurance.

Recently needed to go to a GP in Dublin (My regular GP is in Meath) so did a bit of research online…read moreand ended up choosing the Manor St Family Practice. They gave me an appointment within that day even though I wasn't a patient in the practice. I was waiting quite a while after I arrived, but I feel like that is often the case with most doctors! The doctor I saw was really nice & friendly, she made me feel totally relaxed. Hopefully I won't have to, but I would certainly go back to her if I were sick again!

Michael O'Brien has been my doctor for many years now, and every time I visit, he is always chatty…read morebut cares absolutely about your health. He will happily chat about any aspect of your health for as long as you need, and you never feel rushed. He's also a bit of a sci-fi and music fan, which helps put you at ease if you're nervous. I'm almost reluctant to recommend him so highly because it's hard enough to get an appointment as is!

Excellent GP. Located in a very accessible location just opposite Morton's near the beachwood Luas…read morestop. The service was impeccable and Dr.Nikrow couldn't have been more friendly. There is a walk in clinics and appointments available which was very handy when I was desperate for an appointment on a friday evening. The consultation was very reasonably priced also. Really can't recommend it enough will be seeing Dr.Nikrow from now on!

Highly recommended. Was lucky to get a sane day appointment. Simple facility but the doctor was…read moreexcellent., Very good "bedside manner" was able to successfully diagnose and treat the issue.

I fall down the stairs so often I think I'm going to start listing it as one of my hobbies! And…read morewell I did something to my big toe, and after suffering for a bit it occurred to me that the frozen peas might not be the medical experts i took them for. Anyway I had previously noticed this new(ish) walk in Dr's surgery, which I thought I could use. Mostly I use the college doc but it was too far to hobble. So off I hobbled to this surgery with its odd, but actually quite convenient opening hours. The reception area is a bit off-putting. There is no receptionist... but there is CCTV and it's assumed that the waiters will organise themselves in the order in which they came into the holding area (it honestly felt more like a holding area than a waiting room). With the austere surroundings I though the doctors would not be nice, but actually the doctor I met with was really lovely and quite sympathetic to my dislocated (as it turns out) toe. The price of the visit was pretty high too, higher than my own GP by a bit. All in all the place was handy in my hobbling 'emergency' but I wouldn't like to go their regularly... it's bad enough feeling sick without going somewhere that makes you feel like you've also committed a crime. Yes, these things matter!

Several people I know in Monkstown are saying the same things as I am saying here. BMC has had a…read moremessage on the phone for several years saying they are experiencing an unusually high volume of calls - which recently changed to the Pippo message. Most of the admin staff are polite and helpful. Others are rude and approach you like they are doing you a great favour to assist or deal with you. One of my elderly friends, who was terminally ill, and who had been going there for years told me that his doctor was very rude to him, which surprised me as he used to sing her praises. The doctors always seem under pressure and never know your history without scrolling up and down their computer while they talk or "listen" to you. With one doctor, when I started to explain symptoms, he told me several times, that I only had 15 minutes and in the end told me I had to prioritize which symptom I wanted to discuss with him during the appointment. Having had the experience of several occasions over the years of being left waiting for over 30 mins, I found this interesting. Sometimes I found the doctors listening skills, diagnoses and proposals for treatment very good. Other times not so good. One time, I had to go elsewhere to find out the cause of my issue so that it could be treated with the right medication.

If you're going to the doctor's in Ireland, you had better be at death's door. Because otherwise…read moreyou won't have any money left to get yourself a prescription. Of course, this is no fault of the doctors themselves (at least not individually), but at something like €70 to just walk into the office, be sure that you're genuinely ill. That being said, Beechlawn is quite a nice place. Moved from Eton Square to a purpose-built location on the Carrickbrennan Road, it's bright and fresh and airy...the polar opposite of what you feel going in there usually. The staff are pleasant and proper local physicians (they will always ask after your family, school, hobbies etc), and they're good at squeezing you in if you need an appointment asap. But if you can get away with just going to the pharmacist, it's a whole lot easier on the pocket!