Getting here

Interactive Map of the Hospital

Internal Transport

The Buggy is available to assist you in your appointment.  It will be in operation from 08.30 am to 16.30 pm Monday to Friday.  You can contact the Concourse Reception or the Porters Desk on arrival to the hospital.  This buggy can accommodate you with transport to the main Outpatients, X-Ray Department and Gems/Endoscopy Outpatients.  It cannot go to the wards (as the lifts are unable to take the size of the buggy).

If there are any queries please contact Ita Cadwell, Concourse Manager, Tel:  01 4103914

Car Transport

To get to the hospital by car, please use our Interactive Map by clicking here.  Please select the department you require or if you do not know, select Concourse from the drop down list and a red arrow will indicate that department on the Map.  Click on the red arrow and a small window appears.  At the bottom of the window you will see directions saying 'to here' and 'from here'.  Click on the “to here” and enter your start address. A new window appears and will give you directions to the hospital.

Bus Routes

• The Dublin Bus Route 123 passes through the hospital grounds and stops near the main hospital entrance. 
• From the city centre, the 78A, 51 and 51b stop at the James’s Street entrance.
• The 19 stops on the South Circular Road close to the Rialto Gate entrance.
• The 17 stops nearby at Rialto.

123	From O’Connell Street (through hospital) (Drimnagh Road – Griffith Avenue)
78A	From Aston Quay (City Centre – Liffey Valley Shopping Centre)
51	From Emmet Road (Emmet Road – Clondalkin)
51B	From Aston Quay (City Centre – Clondalkin)
19	From O’Connell Street (Jamestown Road – Rialto)

Luas

The Red Line between Tallaght and Connolly Station has three stops adjacent to the hospital.  The James’s stop is at the James’s Street entrance.  The Rialto and Fatima stops are nearby.  This line also serves Heuston and Connolly Stations.

For more information visit www.luas.ie

Train Services

Heuston station is located in close proximity to St. James’s Hospital, servicing the following routes:  Cork, Tralee, Limerick, Waterford, Ballina/Westport, Galway and intermediary stations.

For more information visit www.irishrail.ie

Taxis

There is a well-serviced taxi rank in the hospital located outside the Main Hospital Concourse.

Bicycles

There are numerous secure bicycle parking areas on site.