- For emergencies, call 112 or 999.
- For non‑emergency issues, start with a GP.
- If your GP is closed, use an out‑of‑hours GP service.
Who this is for
Students who need medical care in Dublin and are not sure where to go.
Step-by-step
1) Know the emergency numbers
For emergencies, call 112 or 999 or go to the nearest Emergency Department.
2) Use a GP for most health issues
A GP is the standard first point for non‑emergency care. Find a GP and register if possible.
3) Use out‑of‑hours care when your GP is closed
If you are sick outside GP hours, use an out‑of‑hours GP service in your area.
Documents, costs, timelines
- **Documents:** Bring ID and insurance details if you have them.
- **Costs:** Fees can apply for GP visits (check your insurance coverage).
- **Timelines:** Emergency care is immediate; GP appointments may require booking.
- **Documents:** Bring ID and insurance details if you have them.
- **Costs:** Fees can apply for GP visits (check your insurance coverage).
- **Timelines:** Emergency care is immediate; GP appointments may require booking.
Common mistakes (avoid these)
- Going to emergency for non‑urgent issues
- Not knowing where your nearest GP is
- Waiting too long before asking for help
If something goes wrong
If you are unsure where to go, contact Student Success for help. Do not wait. Tell us early so we can help you.
- If you feel stuck, contact the Student Success Team.
How ULearn can help
- Explain where to go for care
- Help you find a local GP
- Support you with insurance questions
- Student life questions: contact the Student Success Team.
Sources (official)
- HSE emergency numbers (112/999): https://www2.hse.ie/emergency-care/
- Find a GP (HSE): https://www2.hse.ie/services/find-a-gp/
- Out‑of‑hours GP services (HSE): https://www2.hse.ie/services/out-of-hours-gp-services/
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