Mercy University Hospital

Visiting

Visiting times are:

• 6pm to 8pm

Patients can have 1 visitor at a time.

Contact the hospital to arrange a visit outside these times.

Protect yourself and others

Do not visit a hospital if you have any symptoms of cold, flu, COVID-19, or any viral illness.

Clean your hands regularly and use hand sanitiser

You may be asked to wear a face mask and PPE in parts of the hospital.

The 205 and 208 bus stop on Sheare's Street, near the back of the hospital.

Cancer Connect transport is available.

Phone: 021 203 8525
Email: info@cancerconnect.ie
Website: cancerconnect.ie

There is no parking on hospital grounds. Disc parking is available on streets near the hospital.

There are multi-storey car parks at:

• North Main Street
• St. Finbarr’s car park, near the River Lee Hotel

There are 8 wheelchair accessible parking spaces near the hospital's main reception:

• 3 spaces on R847, between the hospital and Tyndall
• 3 spaces on Sheare's Street, in front of the Radiology Building
• 2 spaces on Henry Street, across from and beside Corbett Tyres

The Patient Advocacy and Liaison Service (PALS) is available to patients and families from Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm.

The patient liaison officer acts as an independent voice for the patient, providing advice and advocacy.

Contact the Patient Accounts Department for information on bills and charges.

Phone: 021 493 5503

The pastoral care team is available to patients, families, loved ones and staff throughout the hospital.

The hospital chapel is on the ground floor, near the main lifts. You are always welcome to spend quiet time in the chapel.

Mass times are:

• Monday to Thursday, 10.30am
• Sunday, 10.30am

The sacrament of the sick is available on request. Holy Communion is brought to the wards on Sundays. You can request it during the week.