Information For Visitors
Clontarf Hospital has developed a Person Centred Approach to visiting which means that staff will work together with patients and their visitors to ensure that care aligns with our core principles.
Visiting Times:
To improve patient experience and maximise rehabilitation therapy, visiting hours are:
Monday to Friday:
13.00 – 16.30
17.45 – 20.00
Saturday & Sunday:
11.00 – 12.30
13.00 – 16.30
17.45 – 21.00
Café Visiting Times:
14:30 to 16:30
Visiting Arrangements:
- Maximum of two visitors per patient at a time
- Children are welcome under strict parental/guardian supervision
- Photography/recording is not permitted without the consent of Hospital management
Contact Information:
Contact the main switchboard on 01 8332521
Person-Centred Approach
Our Person-Centred Approach helps us work together in the interest of patients and visitors, and focuses on the following Core Principles:
- Welcoming – Encouraging the involvement of those who matter to the patient
- Patient Led – Respecting patients’ preferences regarding the people who matter to them visiting
- Partnership – Working together with patients and their visitors
- Flexibility – Providing flexible visiting times
- Respect – Ensuring safety, privacy and dignity for all patients
Infection Prevention Measures:
- Practicing hand hygiene – washing hands/using alcohol-based hand rub on entry and exit
- Not visiting if experiencing diarrhoea, vomiting, or flu-like symptoms (must be symptom-free for 48 hours)
- Complying with isolation protocols as required
- Not sitting on patients’ beds
- Disposing of rubbish properly
- Flowers and plants are not permitted for infection control reasons
Thank you for your cooperation
Travel To Clontarf Rehabilitation Hospital
Hospital Location:
Blackheath Park, Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03 AY95
Link to Google Maps
By Bus
Bus Stop 1765 and 1773 – Blackheath Park
Stops in front of Clontarf Hospital
– Bus 104 – Clontarf Station to DCU (The Helix), in both directions
– Bus 130 – Talbot Street to Castle Avenue, in both directions
Bus Stop 530 and 608 Killester
11-minute walk, 800 metres
Castle Avenue Gate is open to pedestrians
Buses 104, 29n, 6, H1, H2, and H3
By Train
Killester DART Station
15-minute walk (1 kilometre)
Castle Avenue Gate is open to pedestrians
By Car
Enter Eircode D03 AY95 into your navigation app for directions.
Blackheath Park lies between Castle Avenue and Vernon Avenue (R803), which themselves span the area between Howth Road (R105) and Clontarf Road (R807)
Vehicular access is via Blackheath Park Gate (Castle Avenue Gate is close to vehicular traffics)
Car parking, including disabled spaces, is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
All vehicles are parked at the owner’s risk.