Best hospitals in Ireland - List of top 28 best hospitals !

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Best hospitals in Ireland – Top 28 best hospitals includes children’s, psychiatric, mental, private, acute, cancer, public and maternity hospitals in County Cork, Donegal, Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Kilkenny, Limerick, Mayo and Wexford in Ireland.

List of top 28 best hospitals in Ireland !

St. Luke’s Hospital, Rathgar

They are dedicated to being a world class leader in cancer treatment, patient care, research and education. Since it opened in May 1954, St Luke’s Hospital in Rathgar, Dublin, has been caring for cancer patients from all over Ireland. Under the Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2010, St. Luke’s Hospital became part of the HSE and later part of the St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network.

Cork University Hospital, Cork

Cork University Hospital is the largest university teaching hospital in Ireland and the only Level 1 Trauma centre in the country due to the presence of over 40 different medical and surgical specialties on the campus. CUH is the tertiary referral centre for the HSE Southern area, and the supra regional area of Limerick, Clare, Tipperary, Waterford and Kilkenny. CUH currently employs 3,269 (WTE) staff of multiple professions and is the primary teaching hospital for the Faculty of Health and Science in University College Cork.

Marymount Hospital, Cork

Marymount University Hospital & Hospice is a healthcare facility which provides two distinct services. The elderly care facility provides respite care, intermediate palliative care and continuing care for older people. Marymount Hospice provides care to patients with progressive illness, both cancer and non-cancer, at a time when pain or other symptom issues need addressing. Patients on active treatment may benefit from a short term admission for symptom control and rehabilitation.

Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Dublin

The Mater Misericordiae University Hospital is a charitable voluntary hospital and holds a unique place in the delivery of healthcare not only as the main charitable and voluntary general hospital serving Dublin’s north inner city, but also providing healthcare to the rest of the country with its national and tertiary services. The Hospital was founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1861 and opened on September 24th 1861. It is a university teaching hospital providing acute and tertiary specialist services.

Coombe Women’s Hospital, Dolphin’s Barn

Since 1826 this hospital has provided care for women, mothers and infants in the greater Dublin area and at regional and national levels. The hospital is almost 200 years old and was the first named women and infants hospital in the country. They are proud of their long tradition of clinical and academic excellence and it is their intention to be the first choice for women needing maternity, neonatal and gynaecology services.

Hermitage Medical Clinic, Lucan, County Dublin

The Hermitage Medical Clinic is a 101 bed private hospital in Lucan, West Dublin. Their specialised medical teams provide medical, surgical and advanced radiotherapy care to patients and are supported by the very latest medical technology. The Hermitage Medical Clinic is committed to providing excellence in patient care and they ensure that patients are looked after by competent and caring staff using state-of-the-art facilities in comfortable surroundings.

Dublin Dental Hospital, Lincoln Place

The Dublin Dental University Hospital has been in Lincoln Place, Dublin 2 since 1899. Over the last 116 years the hospital has evolved to meet the needs of its patients and students by developing new facilities, introducing new services and building new relationships to provide the best possible dental service to the people of Ireland. The Dublin Dental University Hospital is the major dental teaching hospital in Ireland, undertaking the training of postgraduate and undergraduate dental students, student dental nurses, dental technicians and dental hygienists.

Connolly Hospital, Blanchardstown

Connolly Hospital is a major teaching and health promoting hospital providing a range of services to a diverse population covering the communities of West Dublin, North Kildare and South County Meath. These services include a 24 hour Emergency Department, acute medical and surgical services, acute psychiatric services, long-stay residential care, day care, out-patient care plus diagnostic and therapeutic and support services.

Mid-Western Regional Orthopaedic Hospital, Croom

Croom Hospital is now part of the UL Hospitals group serving Limerick, Clare and North Tipperary as a dedicated elective orthopaedic hospital for adults and children. Croom also accepts the transfer of Orthopaedic patients from UL Hospital for post acute care. In addition to Orthopaedic services, rheumatology and pain management services are provided. Site governance on a day-to-day basis is provided by the Clinical Nurse Manager and Site Administrator, who operate as part of the Peri-operative Care Directorate governance structure at UL Hospital.

Letterkenny General Hospital, Letterkenny

Letterkenny General Hospital (LGH) is an acute general and maternity Hospital, which forms an integral part of the Health Service Executive North West Region. The Hospital aims to deliver a patient-centred, quality-driven focused service and provides a wide range of diagnostic and support services. LGH is a teaching hospital with links to the National University of Ireland Galway, the Royal College of Surgeons and the Letterkenny Institute of Technology.

New Houghton Hospital, New Ross

New Houghton Hospital is located adjacent to the community hospital and day care centre in New Ross. It is a large two-storey building, built in 1936. Since 1948 it has provided long-term residential care for 66 older persons (soon to be reduced to 44) including persons with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, who require long-term care.

St John’s Hospital, Enniscorthy

St John’s Community Hospital provides long term residential, respite rehabilitation care for patients from the local community and is a purpose-built, single-storey building which provides services for 116 residents. The premises is set in a large health campus, which also provides a day centre for older people and a range of mental health service facilities.

Belmullet District Hospital, Belmullet

The centre was built in 1975 and had undergone a programme of refurbishment over the years, with the most recent addition of a day sitting and dining room in 2006. Older people who need long term care, people who have dementia care needs and people under the age of 65 requiring residential care who prefer to remain in the local area are admitted.