Information & Advice
Read the latest Government Guidelines and Updates on COVID-19.
It is important that everyone knows the symptoms of COVID-19 and monitors closely their own health and well-being. If you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 you should stay at home, self-isolate (stay in your room) right away no matter what type of test you get and get a COVID-19 test. There is a high risk you could spread the virus.
In line with government guidelines, wearing a face-covering is mandatory in the Library as well as in all other indoor areas on campus. If anyone, for reasons of disability or a medical condition, cannot wear a face covering, they should consult the Disability Service or their GP for advice. These precautions are in place to protect the health of everyone on campus. See the COVID-19 Response Plan for Students.
Contact Logging
- Case Confirmation and Contact Logging Release Document Dec 2020
- TU Dublin COVID-19 Contact Log for Student
Risk Assessments
If you would like to see a copy of the Risk Assessment for your area, please contact your Head of School/Department or the relevant Health & Safety Campus contact below.
| Campus | Contact |
|---|---|
| Blanchardstown | David Gavin |
| Grangegorman, Aungier Street and Bolton Street | Safety.city@tudublin.ie |
| Tallaght | Paul Campbell |
Update emailed to all students during Semester Two
Previous communications
- COVID-19 - Examinations Update 31 December 2021
- COVID-19 Safety Reminder for all Campus Users 14 December 2021
- COVID-19 - a step-by-step guide for students that test positive 6 December 2021
- UPDATE - Keeping our community safe from COVID-19 24 November 2021
- COVID-19 Safety Reminder - Protect yourself and others while on campus 3 November 2021
Student Update Keeping our community safe from COVID-19 6 October 2021
- Return to Campus Plans 8 September 2021
- First Year Welcome Ezine
Information and Advice about COVID-19
- Information and advice from the HSE on how to protect yourself and others; symptoms; testing; managing COVID-19 at home; and how to stay well during the pandemic can be found here.
- Here's some guidance if you feel unwell with possible COVID-19 symptoms while on campus.
- The HSE have provided this useful guide as to who should self-isolate, when and for how long.
- Contact details for the Student Health Centres are here.
- More Health & Safety information can be found here.
You can find all previous COVID-19 updates emailed to students here. As government guidelines may change at short notice, please continue to check your University email account and this website for updates.
In line with government guidelines, wearing a face-covering is mandatory in the Library as well as in all other indoor areas on campus. If anyone, for reasons of disability or a medical condition, cannot wear a face covering, they should consult the Disability Service or their GP for advice. These precautions are in place to protect the health of all everyone on campus.
- Government information and advice on COVID-19 can be found here.
- Information and advice from the HSE on how to protect yourself and others; symptoms; testing; managing COVID-19 at home; and how to stay well during the pandemic can be found here.
- Here's some guidance if you feel unwell with possible COVID-19 symptoms while on campus.
- The HSE have provided this useful guide as to who should self-isolate, when and for how long.
- Contact details for the Student Health Centres are here.
- More Health and Safety Information can be found here.
The following updates have been shared with researchers across the University:
- COVID-19 update for Researchers - 06 November 2020
- COVID-19 Update for Researchers - 18 November 2020
- General Information on Campus Access for Research Students
As government guidelines may change at short notice, please continue to check your university email account and this website for updates.
All COVID-19 Policies and Procedures for Staff are available on the Intranet.
You will also find the latest Risk Assessments for your area.
In line with government guidelines, wearing a face-covering is mandatory in the Library as well as in all other indoor areas on campus. If anyone, for reasons of disability or a medical condition, cannot wear a face covering, they should consult the Disability Service or their GP for advice. These precautions are in place to protect the health of everyone on campus.
- President Semester Two Update 20 January 2022
- COVID-19 - Semester 1 Examinations Update - 31 December 2021
- Guidance and FAQs on working arrangements and temporary assignments for the civil and public service update - 26 November 2021
- Public health measures in place right now - 18 November 2021
- Guidance for Managers and Employees
- Working from Home during COVID-19 Guidelines (DPER) 15 December 2020
- Government information and advice on COVID-19 can be found here.
- Information and advice from the HSE on how to protect yourself and others; symptoms; testing; managing COVID-19 at home; and how to stay well during the pandemic can be found here.
- Here's some guidance if you feel unwell with possible COVID-19 symptoms while on campus.
- Should you need to contact one, here's the list of response managers across the University
- The HSE have provided this useful guide as to who should self-isolate, when and for how long.
- can be found here.
You can find all previous COVID-19 updates emailed to staff here. As government guidelines may change at short notice, please continue to check your University email account and this website for updates.
You can find the latest public health information issued by Government, the HSE and the Department of Further and Higher Education below.
- The HSE Live Helpline is 1850 24 1850.
- HSE Corona Virus Information
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre
- Government Advice
- National Framework for Living with COVID-19
- Multilingual Information about Public Health Guidelines in Ireland
You can find previous updates from trusted sources of public health information here.