Visiting Times and Visitors

Due to an increase of influenza and other respiratory viruses circulating in the community and hospitals, our visiting hours are currently restricted. Please do not attend the hospital to accompany or visit a patient if you are experiencing respiratory symptoms (fever, muscle aches, fatigue, cough, headache, sore throat, runny nose, nausea, vomiting &/or diarrhoea). 

Monday to Friday
3pm - 4pm and 7pm - 8pm

Saturday and Sunday
3pm - 4pm and 7pm - 8pm

Visiting outside of these hours is strictly at the discretion of the nurse in charge of each ward. A maximum of one visitor per patient is allowed and children under the 16 are not allowed to visit. They may visit the restaurant and coffee shop area. Exceptions will apply in special circumstances such as for relatives of those receiving oncology, palliative or end of life care. 

All patient visitors will be required to sanitise their hands on arrival to the hospital and regularly throughout their visit.

How to get here

Contact

General enquiries / reception

Phone: 01 806 5300

Email:  [email protected]

Facilities

Smoking Policy & Fire Safety

Bon Secours Hospital Dublin is a smoke, tobacco and e-cigarette free campus.

In the unlikely event of a fire or other emergency, you will be advised on the proper safety procedure, including the evacuation of your room, ward or the hospital. 

Your attention is drawn to the Fire Notices and Emergency Exit signs displayed in each area and the hospital’s No Smoking / No Vaping Policy. This includes no smoking or vaping anywhere within the hospital grounds. 

The hospital is fully equipped with fire safety equipment and fire alarms. In the event of a fire alarm activation stay calm.

Fire exits are clearly marked and each ward has its own fire alarm. In the event of a fire, do not use the lifts. All staff are fully trained in fire procedures, and you will receive directions from senior staff on duty in the event of an emergency. 

Please Note: The Fire Alarm is tested every Friday morning at 9 am and the fire alarm will ring for a short period.