Facilities

Student Health Centres

The Student Health Centre is open from

09.30hrs – 16.00hrs Monday – Thursday and

09.30hrs – 15.00hrs on Friday.

You will need to register to attend the health centre here

Aisling Moore is the full time nurse on duty during these hours.

This is a free service open to all registered students and apprentices. No appointment is necessary to see the nurse. This service is totally confidential and information will not be divulged to third parties without the consent of the student. 

Phone No: 01 885 1105 if calling from outside or 1105 if calling internally.

Email aisling.moore@tudublin.ie

Doctor

The medical services in the college are provided by Dr. Neil Reddy and Dr. Amanda Cotter.   

The doctor will be on campus two days each week on Monday and Thursday.

There is no charge for students attending the doctor on campus.

Appointments for the doctor are to be made with the nurse.

All information is totally confidential and will not be divulged to any third party without the prior consent of the student.

The Student Health Centre welcomes all TU Dublin Blanchardstown registered students.

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way we work and now requires the Student Health Centre to develop new mechanisms of service delivery on campus. The development of services needs to balance the safety of both students and Health Centre staff and the needs of our individual students.

The Student Health Centre aims to:

  • Continue to provide medical services to registered students in a confidential, professional and courteous manner. 
  • Continue to provide a high quality, timely and reliable service to students. 
  • Adapt to other ways of delivering care, by the provision of secure remote consultations via telephone and/or video, where face to face may not be necessary or pose a possible risk to staff.
  • Temporarily stop walk-in clinics and move to appointments only. All initial consultations will be via phone call.
  • Encourage our students to contact the Student Health Centre by telephone if they have any health concerns whether Covid-19 related or not.

If you are unwell with symptoms such as, cough, shortness of breath or breathing difficulties, fever or chills, loss or change to taste or smell, you should please stay at home and NOT come into College. You may then contact the Student Health Centre or your own GP or the HSE Helpline on 1850241850.

In the event you begin to feel unwell on Campus, and experience any of the above symptoms, you should isolate immediately from other people and telephone the Student Health Centre @ 01-8851105

If you require any further information on the guidelines for Coronavirus please see https://www2.hse.ie/coronavirus/

Please Stay Safe and remember to wash your hands and maintain a physical distance at all times.

Don’t forget to download the COVID Tracker App. https://covidtracker.gov.ie

From 21 September 2020, our Student Health Centres are open in our Aungier Street campus and in Linenhall, beside the Bolton Street campus. Registered fulltime students and apprentices who hold a current TU Dublin City Campus student card are eligible to access the Health Centre services. You will be asked for your student card if attending in person.

However, due to COVID-19 restrictions please do not arrive at the Health Centre in person unless you have been given an appointment - you must contact the Health Centre by phone first to be assessed and then you will be advised on the next step.

Visit the TU Dublin Student Health Centre website for more information

South City

Room 2051, Second Floor, Aungier St., Dublin 2
Tel: +353 1 402 3051
Email: healthcentre.citycampus@tudublin.ie

North City

Linenhall Lodge, Henrietta Place, Dublin 1 (Opposite Bolton St. College)
Tel: +353 1 402 3614
Email: healthcentre.citycampus@tudublin.ie

Location:

First Floor, beside Reprographics Centre
Nurses: Orlagh Fleming, Michelle Cresswell
Tel: +353 1 404 2613

The Student Health Centre welcomes all TU Dublin Tallaght registered students.

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way we work and now requires the Student Health Centre to develop new mechanisms of service delivery on campus. The development of services needs to balance the safety of both students and Health Centre staff and the needs of our individual students.

The Student Health Centre aims to:

  • Continue to provide medical services to registered students in a confidential, professional and courteous manner.
  • Continue to provide a high quality, timely and reliable service to students.
  • Adapt to other ways of delivering care, by the provision of secure remote consultations via telephone and/or video, where face to face may not be necessary or pose a possible risk to staff.
  • Temporarily stop walk-in clinics and move to appointments only. All initial consultations will be via phone call.
  • Encourage our students to contact the Student Health Centre by telephone if they have any health concerns whether Covid-19 related or not.

Please visit our Student Health Centre webpage https://www.it-tallaght.ie/healthcentre for information on all aspects of Student Health.

If you are unwell with symptoms such as, cough, shortness of breath or breathing difficulties, fever or chills, loss or change to taste or smell, you should please stay at home and NOT come into College. You may then contact the Student Health Centre or your own GP or the HSE Helpline on 1850241850.

In the event you begin to feel unwell on Campus, and experience any of the above symptoms, you should isolate immediately from other people and telephone the Student Health Centre @ 01-4042613.

If you require any further information on the guidelines for Coronavirus please see https://www2.hse.ie/coronavirus/

Please Stay Safe and remember to wash your hands and maintain a physical distance at all times.

Don’t forget to download the COVID Tracker App. https://covidtracker.gov.ie