St. Luke’s Hospital, is set in the leafy suburbs of Dublin 6, on Highfield Road, Rathgar. As you enter the gates of St. Luke’s Hospital, you will see the main entrance to the Hospital on the left.
St. Luke’s Hospital
Oakland Drive,
Highfield Road,
Dublin 6,
Ireland,
D06 HH36
The bus stop for St. Luke’s Hospital is on Rathgar Road (Christ Church) for buses listed above.
At Christ Church, Rathgar, bear left onto Highfield Road and continue on Highfield Road for 0.25 miles. Take the first turn right into Oakland Drive (St. Luke’s Hospital is sign posted at this point). St. Luke’s Hospital is at the top of the avenue through the gates.
The bus stop for St Luke’s Hospital is the last stop on this route (Palmerston Park).
From the last bus stop, turn right onto Highfield Road and walk for 350m and turn left onto Oaklands Drive. St Luke’s Hospital is at the top of the avenue through the gates.
The bus stop for St Luke’s Hospital is at Fairfield Park, Highfield Road. From Liffey Valley direction: Cross the road and walk left down Highfield Road for approximately 60m; From UCD direction: Walk left down Highfield Road for approximately 60 m.
Take the first turn right onto Oakland Drive (St Luke’s Hospital is sign posted at this point). St Luke’s Hospital is at the top of the avenue through the gates.
Take the first turn right onto Oakland Drive (St Luke’s Hospital is sign posted at this point). St Luke’s Hospital is at the top of the avenue through the gates).
Please ask the bus driver for any assistance.
Please see www.dublinbus.ie for more information.
From the M50 Northbound
From the M50 Southbound
From the City Centre
Free car parking is available on the grounds of St. Luke’s Hospital. There are a number of disabled car parking places. As you drive through the gates the car park on your right is dedicated to patients and visitors. There are no electric car charging points on site.
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.
As you enter the gates of St. Luke’s Hospital, you will see the main entrance to the Hospital on the left. As you enter the main reception area you will see the area for check-in to the right (behind glass screens). This is where you should check-in if you are arriving for an appointment. The Highfield Café, the Admissions Office, the Irish Cancer Society office and the Friends of St Luke’s office are also located in this Reception Area.
The Highfield Café is an assisted service area, providing a variety of sandwiches, pastries, snacks and homemade soups.
Café Opening Hours:
The restaurant provides a full self-service menu for staff and visitors. The choice includes a wide range of food options.
To achieve best patient care, service is restricted to staff at times of high demand. We greatly appreciate co-operation from our visitors in this regards.
Opening hours are:
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.
The National Cancer Control Programme (NCCP) understands that some patients referred for treatment and care to St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network 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 travelling for appointments to St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network and are living over 50km away.
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 St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network. For more information or to make an application, please contact the Social Work Department within the hospital/treatment unit.
