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GP4U Clinic

Walk-in clinic

See a GP today. No appointment needed.

Come in any day of the week during opening hours — or book in online so we know you're on your way.

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Walk-in

Book in for walk-in

Let us know you're on your way so your details are ready when you arrive. Waiting times vary depending on how busy we are — booking in doesn't reserve a set appointment time. When you arrive, just tell reception your name.

Walk-in clinic

How it works

1

Come in

Drop in at any time during opening hours. There's no need to book.

2

Check in at reception

Give our team your details and let them know why you're here.

3

See a doctor

A GP will assess you and, where needed, arrange prescriptions, sick certs or referrals.

Opening hours

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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
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Online consultations

Can't get to the clinic? See a GP from home.

Video and audio consultations, repeat prescriptions and sick certs — book in minutes and speak to an Irish-registered GP wherever you are.

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