Walk-in clinic · Newbridge, Co. Kildare
Walk-in GP care in Newbridge
GP care when you need it. No appointment needed — come in any day of the week during opening hours, or check in online so we know you're on your way.
A walk-in GP clinic in Newbridge, Co. Kildare
GP4U Clinic is a walk-in GP clinic and family practice in Newbridge. You don't need an appointment and you don't need to be registered with us — adults and children can come in during opening hours and see a GP. Waiting times vary depending on how busy we are.
Looking for ongoing care for you and your family? You can also register with our family GP practice. Can't get to the clinic? See a GP online by video or phone.
Check in for your visit
No appointment is required. You can simply walk in during opening hours. Checking in online lets us know you're on your way and helps us prepare for your visit, but it does not reserve a specific appointment time.
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If your symptoms get worse before you arrive, or you feel unsafe, call 112 or 999.
Walk-in clinic
How it works
Come in
Drop in at any time during opening hours. There's no need to book.
Check in at reception
Give our team your details and let them know why you're here.
See a doctor
A GP will assess you and, where needed, arrange prescriptions, sick certs or referrals.
Walk-in clinic hours
| Monday | 10am – 9pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 10am – 9pm |
| Wednesday | 10am – 9pm |
| Thursday | 10am – 9pm |
| Friday | 10am – 9pm |
| Saturday | 12pm – 7pm |
| Sunday | 12pm – 7pm |
GP4U Clinic
Newbridge, Co. Kildare
Walk-in is a good choice for
- Coughs, colds, flu and chest infections
- Sore throats and ear problems
- Urine infections
- Rashes and skin infections
- Minor injuries and sprains
- Stomach upsets and vomiting
- Sick certificates and medical letters
What to bring
A list of any medicines you take, and anything relevant such as recent test results or letters from other doctors.
When to go to A&E instead
Call 112 or 999, or go to your nearest Emergency Department, if you or someone else has:
- Chest pain or pressure
- Severe difficulty breathing
- Signs of a stroke — face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech
- Heavy bleeding that won't stop
- A seizure or loss of consciousness
- A severe allergic reaction
- Thoughts of harming yourself — call 112 or 999, or Samaritans on 116 123
Walk-in clinic questions
Common questions about the walk-in clinic
Where is the GP4U walk-in clinic?
Our walk-in clinic is in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. Opening hours and how to reach us are on our walk-in clinic page and contact page.
Do I need an appointment?
No appointment is required. You can simply walk in during opening hours. Checking in online lets us know you're on your way and helps us prepare for your visit, but it does not reserve a specific appointment time. You can check in online if you'd like to.
How does the walk-in clinic work?
Walk in during opening hours, check in at reception, and see a GP. If you'd like, you can check in online first so we know you're on your way. Waiting times vary depending on how busy we are.
When is the walk-in clinic open?
We're open Monday to Friday 10am – 9pm, Saturday and Sunday 12pm – 7pm. Hours may differ on public holidays.
How long will I wait?
Waiting times vary depending on how busy we are. Checking in online lets us know you're coming, but it doesn't reserve a set appointment time.
What should I bring to the clinic?
A list of any medicines you take, and anything relevant such as recent test results or letters from other doctors.
Do I need to register to use the walk-in clinic?
No. Anyone can use the walk-in clinic without registering. Registering with our family practice is for ongoing care — for you and your family, including reviews of long-term conditions and follow-up — rather than one-off visits.
Do you see children?
Our family practice cares for children as well as adults, and children can be brought to the walk-in clinic. For an online consultation for a child, please contact us first.
How much does a consultation cost?
Online consultation prices are shown on our Fees page and again before you pay. For walk-in and family practice fees, please contact us or ask at reception.
Can I get a medical certificate?
Yes, where your GP considers it appropriate. You can request a sick certificate through our online booking, or ask your GP during a walk-in visit. Your GP can also write medical letters where clinically appropriate.
Online consultations
Can't get to the clinic? See a GP from home.
Video and audio consultations, repeat prescriptions and sick certs — quick to book, with an Irish-registered GP wherever you are.
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