See a doctor online in Dublin City today
Dublin City is Ireland's capital and largest city, spread around the River Liffey and Dublin Bay, in Co. Dublin.
As the county town of Co. Dublin, Dublin City is a natural hub for the surrounding area, and DrCall serves patients right across 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.
Online prescriptions in Dublin City: what to expect
Choose your pharmacy when you book. Where a prescription is issued, it is sent electronically to that pharmacy, so you can collect it close to home in Dublin City rather than posting anything.
Some medicines cannot be prescribed through DrCall at all: benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, opioids and stimulants are never prescribed.
- 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
- Repeat medication reviewed by an Irish-registered GP
Online GP consultation in Dublin City: what we can help with
- Women’s and men’s health, contraception and sexual health advice
- Repeat prescriptions and new prescriptions sent to your pharmacy near Dublin City, where appropriate
- Ongoing advice and prescription support for long-term conditions
- Sick certificates and medical certificates for work or college, where clinically appropriate
- Referral letters to specialists and for scans, where clinically appropriate
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 Dublin City?
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. Dublin:
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 Dublin City
- Choose a timePick a day and a 15-minute slot. The earliest appointment is 30 minutes from now.
- Tell us what’s wrongComplete a short, secure form with your details, your pharmacy and the reason for your visit.
- Authorise your cardYour card is authorised, not charged. Payment is only taken once a GP confirms your appointment.
- See your doctorYour Irish-registered GP consults with you by video or phone, wherever you are in Dublin City.
Online doctor near Dublin City: evenings and weekends
Appointments run seven days a week. That means you can see an online GP in Dublin City after work, at the weekend, or late in the evening.
Serving Dublin City and nearby towns
DrCall is available right across Co. Dublin. People in these places also book an online doctor with us:
- Online prescription in Drimnagh
- Online prescription in Coolock
- Online prescription in Belcamp
- Online prescription in Rathfarnham
- Online prescription in Ongar
- Online prescription in Rolestown
- Online prescription in Loughshinny
- Online prescription in Rush
- Online prescription in Cabinteely
- Online prescription in Killiney
- Online prescription in Kinsealy
- Online prescription in Ballinteer
- Online prescription in Lusk
- Online prescription in Foxrock
- All of Co. Dublin →
More ways to find a doctor in Dublin City
It is the same DrCall service and the same booking — pick whichever wording matches what you are looking for:
- Online doctor in Dublin City
- Online GP in Dublin City
- Online Dr in Dublin City
- Video GP in Dublin City
- Same-day doctor in Dublin City
- Online sick cert in Dublin City
We also see patients in neighbouring counties:
- Online prescription in Co. Meath
- Online prescription in Co. Kildare
- Online prescription in Co. Wicklow
Frequently asked questions
How much does an online GP consultation in Dublin City 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 Dublin City. 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 I get a prescription or sick cert online in Dublin City?
Yes, where your doctor considers it clinically appropriate. Prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose, and sick certs are available for work or college. DrCall cannot prescribe benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, opioids or stimulants.
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 Dublin City 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. Dublin, contact Dubdoc on 01 454 5607 — it is an appointment-only service with its own fees. Dubdoc covers parts of Dublin; some areas have a different service — check the HSE finder if unsure. 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.
How long does an online GP consultation take?
A typical consultation lasts around 15 minutes, though your doctor will take the time they need to help you properly.
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.