See a doctor online in Crossmolina today
Crossmolina lies in Co. Mayo (Connacht).
The county town of Co. Mayo is Castlebar, and DrCall looks after patients in Crossmolina, Castlebar and every other town and village in the county.
Many people prefer to be seen in the privacy of their own home. Online consultations are confidential, use secure GDPR-compliant technology and follow Irish Medical Council guidelines.
For people in rural areas around Crossmolina, an online doctor can save a long drive — especially when the nearest surgery is busy or closed.
Online prescriptions in Crossmolina: what to expect
Some medicines cannot be prescribed through DrCall at all: benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, opioids and stimulants are never prescribed.
You cannot simply order a prescription online — a doctor has to assess you first. With DrCall you book a short video or phone consultation from Crossmolina, discuss the medication and your health with an Irish-registered GP, and, where the doctor considers it safe and appropriate, a prescription is issued.
- Repeat medication reviewed by an Irish-registered GP
- Benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, opioids and stimulants are not prescribed
- From €35, charged only once confirmed
- Doctor assessment first — no “order and pay” prescriptions
- Sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose, where appropriate
Online GP consultation in Crossmolina: what we can help with
- Referral letters to specialists and for scans, where clinically appropriate
- Assessment of urinary, chest and ear infections where appropriate
- Same-day GP appointments by video or phone (subject to availability)
- Women’s and men’s health, contraception and sexual health advice
- Help with asthma, allergy and eczema flare-ups
Need something specific? Read our guides to getting a sick cert online and online prescriptions in Ireland.
Need an in-person doctor out of hours near Crossmolina?
Many people searching for a “doctor on call” want a GP who can see them in person tonight. DrCall is an online service, so we can’t visit you at home — but if your problem suits a video or phone consultation we are open every day. For urgent in-person care when surgeries are closed in Co. Mayo:
Details last checked 4 October 2026. Phone numbers can change, so confirm on the service’s own website. In an emergency call 112 or 999.
How to book an online doctor in Crossmolina
- Choose a timeSee the live times on the booking page and take the one that suits you — slots are 15 minutes and start 30 minutes from now.
- Tell us what’s wrongAdd your contact details, your usual pharmacy and a few words on why you want to see a doctor.
- Authorise your cardWe place a hold on your card. You are not charged until a GP has confirmed your appointment.
- See your doctorAt the booked time your Irish-registered GP contacts you by phone or video — at home in Crossmolina or wherever you are.
Online doctor near Crossmolina: evenings and weekends
Appointments run seven days a week. That means you can see an online GP in Crossmolina after work, at the weekend, or late in the evening.
Serving Crossmolina and nearby towns
DrCall is available right across Co. Mayo. People in these places also book an online doctor with us:
- Online prescription in Westport
- Online prescription in Claremorris
- Online prescription in Ballinrobe
- Online prescription in Castlebar
- Online prescription in Ballina
- Online prescription in Geesala
- Online prescription in Kilmaine
- Online prescription in Knock
- Online prescription in Charlestown
- Online prescription in Ballyhaunis
- Online prescription in Kilkelly
- Online prescription in Ballycroy
- Online prescription in Newport
- Online prescription in Aghamore
- All of Co. Mayo →
More ways to find a doctor in Crossmolina
It is the same DrCall service and the same booking — pick whichever wording matches what you are looking for:
- Online doctor in Crossmolina
- Online GP in Crossmolina
- Online Dr in Crossmolina
- Video GP in Crossmolina
- Same-day doctor in Crossmolina
- Online sick cert in Crossmolina
We also see patients in neighbouring counties:
- Online prescription in Co. Sligo
- Online prescription in Co. Roscommon
- Online prescription in Co. Galway
Frequently asked questions
How much does an online GP consultation in Crossmolina cost?
A DrCall online consultation starts from €35. That covers your consultation, including a sick cert, repeat prescription or referral where clinically appropriate. Your card is only authorised when you book and is charged once a GP confirms your appointment.
Which pharmacy will my online prescription go to?
The one you choose when you book — for example, a pharmacy near Crossmolina. If a prescription is issued, it is sent electronically to that pharmacy.
Can I get any medicine through an online prescription?
No. Your doctor decides what is safe and appropriate after speaking to you. Benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, opioids and stimulants cannot be prescribed through DrCall.
Can children see the online doctor?
DrCall is not intended for children under 3. For older children, a parent or guardian should make the booking and be with them during the consultation.
When can I book an online doctor?
Appointments are available seven days a week, including evenings and weekends, in 15-minute slots. The booking page shows the live, bookable times.
What if I need a doctor in person in Crossmolina tonight?
DrCall is an online service, so we cannot send a doctor to your door. For urgent in-person care when surgeries are closed in Co. Mayo, contact Westdoc on 0818 360 000 — it is an appointment-only service with its own fees. You can also find your nearest out-of-hours GP or emergency department on the HSE website. In an emergency call 112 or 999. If your concern suits a video or phone consultation, you can book DrCall any day.
Can I claim an online GP visit on my health insurance?
Some private health insurers offer cashback or cover for GP visits, so check your policy. DrCall consultations are paid for privately by card.
Is an online doctor consultation private and safe?
Yes. Consultations use secure, GDPR-compliant technology, our doctors follow Irish Medical Council guidelines, and the same doctor–patient confidentiality applies as in a face-to-face visit.