Beaumont Hospital is in Northeast Dublin, close to the M50 and Dublin Airport. We are located off Beaumont Road, in Beaumont, Dublin 9.
St. Lukes Radiation Oncology Network at Beaumont Hospital
Beaumont Hospital,
Beaumont Road,
Dublin 9,
Ireland,
D09 C562
The St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Centre at Beaumont Hospital (SLROC BH) is a separate building in Beaumont Hospital grounds. Entrance to the SLROC BH can be reached through the main hospital via a link corridor or through the main entrance of the SLROC BH building. Public car park spaces are available in the multi-storey car park at the front entrance of Beaumont Hospital. There is a charge for the use of these facilities.
The following bus routes serve the Beaumont Hospital area:
Please see www.dublinbus.ie for more information.
There is a well serviced taxi rank located outside the main entrance of Beaumont Hospital.
The 16A bus stops on Beaumont Road, near the Beaumont House Lounge. From there, it is a 13 minute walk to Beaumont Hospital.
Please check www.dublinbus.ie for the most current bus timetables.
Please note that this is a drop off area only.
The 27B bus will take you to Beaumont Hospital. The 27B bus stop is directly opposite Connolly Train Station. Alternatively the No. 14 bus leaves you a 10 minute walk away The closest stop for Beaumont Hospital is Our Lady of Mercy.
Disability Act 2005
Under the Disability Act 2005, public bodies must appoint Access Officers. The Disability Access Officer will arrange assistance and guidance for any person with a disability who needs to visit our centres.
Vending Machines
Please note that there are two vending machines available to patients and relatives at the SLROC BH – tea, coffee, hot chocolate, cold drinks, crisps and bars are available.
Patient Hygiene Information
The St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network is committed to providing a safe, healthy, clean environment and continually strives to improve the quality of our hygiene services. Please use hand gels provided in the SLROC BH.
Bakery
A bakery is located just inside the Hospital’s front entrance.
Restaurant
A restaurant is located on the main hospital corridor.
Hospital Shop / Gift Shop
The hospital shop and a gift shop are located in Beaumont Hospital on the main hospital corridor.
Bank and Cash Machine
A Bank of Ireland sub-office is located on the main hospital corridor.
Postal Service
Postage stamps are available from the gift shop. Stamped letters may be posted in the letterbox on the main Beaumont Hospital Reception area. This post leaves the Hospital daily at 3.30pm.
Telephones (public)
Public pay phones and card phones are located throughout Beaumont Hospital for the use of patients and visitors. Phone cards are available in the hospital shop.
The National Cancer Control Programme (NCCP) understands that some patients referred for treatment and care to St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Centre at Beaumont Hospital may need help towards meeting some of their travel costs.
The NCCP funds a scheme entitled Travel2Care, which is administered by the Irish Cancer Society. The aim of the scheme is to help patients with some travel costs if they have
a genuine financial difficulty in meeting the costs of travellingfor appointments to the St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Centre at Beaumont Hospital and are living over 30km away. The Travel2Care scheme is consistent with the transfer of services to the eight designated cancer care centres and approved satellite centre.
Travel2Care may help towards some of the costs of public transport such as trains, buses or other private transport costs such as petrol and parking. Patients can put the funding received towards the transportation they are using to get to the St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Centre at Beaumont Hospital.
Please be aware that there is no automatic entitlement to the Travel2Care scheme. Each application is assessed on a case by case basis. This is a once off payment.
For further information please contact:
Travel 2 Care
Irish Cancer Society
43/45 Northumberland Road
Dublin 4
Ph: 01 231 6619 or 01 231 6643
E-mail: travel2care@irishcancer.ie
Web: www.irishcancer.ie
