Covid-19 Information
If you have any respiratory symptoms (cough, shortness of breath) or fever do not attend without calling ahead, and please wear a mask when attending the surgery.
For up to date information regarding the Covid-19 vaccination, click here
The information below may change based on the guidance of our national Public Health body.
You can find the most up to date information on these Irish national health resources:
Even if you have been fully vaccinated, it is important to remember that you can still transmit the virus to others (but remain asymptomatic yourself), and also that vaccination is not successful in at least 5% of people.
For these reasons, if you become symptomatic or are identified as a close contact, then the same advice and restrictions that were previously in place still apply.
These guidelines are updated regularly, so please continue to check for new information.
We have broken the necessary information into the following sections:
Covid-19 Vaccination Information
The rollout of the Covid-19 vaccination in Ireland is well underway. We have listed some useful resources in the pages below.
You can self-register for a...
If you are unwell
If you develop symptoms such as Fever, Cough, Shortness of breath, Significant loss or change to sense of smell or taste then you might have COVID and will...
For parents/carers of children
A useful summary for parents & carers of children. This is an isolation quick guide for children aged 3 months to 13 years.
Information for people travelling into Ireland
Certain countries have a higher risk profile than others, and advice regarding testing and isolation varies depending on country of origin/country of...
Long Covid Syndrome Resources
Long Covid (or Post-Covid) Syndrome Resources
What is Long Covid?
Excellent British Medical Journal webinar on Long Covid
Managing the effects of...
Useful Links
Some useful links for up to date and accurate advice on all things Covid.