The worst doctor I've ever visited. The doc didnt take my history and gave me a prescription…read morewithout any medical history or tests. When I came back still sick he did the same again. Complete waste of my time

Worst doctor ever. I'm sick since 1 week and a half and I still don't know what I have. They take 2…read moreworking days just to give you the result of a blood test. I'm just speechless on bad is the service. Don't go there if you think you have something important. Charly

Competent, Caring, Compassionate, Convenient…read more Add cheap to that and you'd have the perfect surgery! To be fair, they are quite on the level, if not a bit lower, than city centre physicians - so comparatively, you could add "cheap", in the inexpensive variety! The surgery is clean, efficient, with about 9 or so parking spaces in the front. The front staff are pleasant and the wait time is none to very little. They have generous walk-in times as well. It just is very pleasant. The regular consultation is 50 Euro, but follow-ups are 20-40 depending on how far out the follow-ups are. Unlike many GPs that I've met, I've found that these actually care. Additionally, they are knowledgeable and they listen. Too often a GP will interrupt you, make an instant conclusion, and rush you out the door so they can collect another 50 Euro in the assembly-line of health "care" - this is not so at this surgery. When you walk in, you do not feel as if they are after your wallet, but rather concerned about your well-being and health. Hippokrates of Kos would be pleased.

Avoid this place if you take the health of your family seriously!!!…read more Friend of mine has a sick child and was promised a referral letter for consultant by this surgery. Said friend then returned to the surgery the following day to retrieve the letter and the very rude blonde receptionist wouldn't even take the time to check if the referral letter was prepared. A request for an alternative doctor to meet with them was denied as the receptionist's ego seemed to get in the way of any ouce of empathy "You can't demand to be seen when there are no appointments available"......the child is sick and they have emergency appointments for just such circumstances! My friend left very upset as her child and herself had spent a night recently in A&E and a referral letter was not a big ask from a local GP for a local child. Said friend Called Dunshaughlin GP Practice and explained that a referral letter was needed today and not only did they prepare it in less than half an hour they also made contact with the consultants office on the patients behalf. I have heard some really disturibing stories about this practice recently about wrong meds prescribed and misdiagnosis so it is not just the receptionist.....avoid this place at all cost if you take your health and the health of your family seriously! Also why bother even attemping to be treated here, they will likely turn you away! Look for other local practitioners there are some great GP's in the area.

I have to say I never thought I'd be writing a five star review for a doctor! They are usually so…read moreuninterested and keen to write out scripts, that I never feel like I've done some good spending with my 50 - 70 yoyos. Went here for the first time earlier, and was greeted with the friendliest GP I've ever come across. She sat down beside me and just listened, then chatted with me as if she were a friend, offered solid advice and many options to suit me, and was even eager to save me money on a few things. Besides this, when I arrived in the centre, I had to wait a max of 3-4 minutes before being seen. The place is smack bang in the middle of Smithfield, so really easy access-wise, and it's pretty brand new, so nice and bright, airy and clean looking. Overall, my visit gave me full confidence in their abilities, something I'd very rarely say about any visit to a GP centre!

It's the second time I come here. This time is a bit different, I am fasting since 8.30pm last…read morenight and properly starving. But hey that's the procedure before a blood test. I am nervous as you can imagine. Nobody likes to have a needle stuck in them. Well, me neither. But everybody is very kind and comforting. Never had this before in any medical centre I visited. 1* For the reception : as I come in, I announce myself to the girl at reception. She is friendly and that's reassuring. 1* For the place : it is modern and clean. Also, on a chilly day like today a little hea Let's get this done and I will review after how it went.

Efficient, relaxed and perfect for last-minute travel jabs or the sudden onset of flu (but you just…read moreknow has to be Ebola), Grafton St. Medical Centre is the first place I recommend for locals and visitors alike. Absorbing the second floor of a building just off of Grafton Street's thoroughfare, the medical centre is divided into two areas: regular visits and patients travelling abroad. The rotating staff of very capable GPs are, while fast, working hard to treat you completely. My first visit was with Dr. Emer O'Reilly a great doctor with a brilliant personality. She advised me on my perscriptions, gave me a check up, then sat down to discuss my overall health and well being. Lovely! As for costs there are no bargains to be had, unfortunately. An average appointment will run you €60 -about the same as most Dublin doctors. But, for the money there is a fantastic resource here. I've made sure to recommend this place (and this doctor) to visiting and local friends who may be feeling under the weather and I'm delighted to do the same for you.

I've used this Medical centre a few times because I used to work around the corner, and sometimes…read moreyou do just need a place that you can nip to on your break. The doctors here are pretty good, at least all the ones I had contact with. And even though they know you usually have a GP elsewhere they do try and look after you as fully as possible.

Highly recommended. Was lucky to get a sane day appointment. Simple facility but the doctor was…read moreexcellent., Very good "bedside manner" was able to successfully diagnose and treat the issue.

I fall down the stairs so often I think I'm going to start listing it as one of my hobbies! And…read morewell I did something to my big toe, and after suffering for a bit it occurred to me that the frozen peas might not be the medical experts i took them for. Anyway I had previously noticed this new(ish) walk in Dr's surgery, which I thought I could use. Mostly I use the college doc but it was too far to hobble. So off I hobbled to this surgery with its odd, but actually quite convenient opening hours. The reception area is a bit off-putting. There is no receptionist... but there is CCTV and it's assumed that the waiters will organise themselves in the order in which they came into the holding area (it honestly felt more like a holding area than a waiting room). With the austere surroundings I though the doctors would not be nice, but actually the doctor I met with was really lovely and quite sympathetic to my dislocated (as it turns out) toe. The price of the visit was pretty high too, higher than my own GP by a bit. All in all the place was handy in my hobbling 'emergency' but I wouldn't like to go their regularly... it's bad enough feeling sick without going somewhere that makes you feel like you've also committed a crime. Yes, these things matter!