Bon Secours Hospital Dublin

Type: 
private
Address: 
Glasnevin Hill
D09 YN97
Glasnevin
Dublin 9
Ireland
Phone: 
+1 806 5300

The Bon Secours Private Hospital in Dublin is an independent acute care hospital located in Glasnevin in North Dublin providing medical care to patients from Dublin and across Ireland since 1951. The opening of the hospital followed a request by Archbishop John McQuaid in 1944 who invited the Bon Secours to establish a hospital in Dublin. Building work commenced in 1947 and the hospital officially opened its doors on 2nd February 1951. Up to that point the Bons were a low key order in Dublin, although the foundation had arrived in Ireland in 1861.  

Today some 66 years later, the hospital continues to be a very much embedded in the local community of Glasnevin and North Dublin. Patients are referred  from the 32 counties and beyond and the hospital continues to be a leader in the provision of excellence in healthcare in Ireland. In 2002, the hospital was the first internationally accredited hospital in Ireland when it achieved JCI Accreditation. The hospital set the standard for all Private Hospitals in Ireland and all hospitals are now required to be JCI accredited. In 2016, the hospital achieved another first when it became the first private hospital to achieve JAG accreditation of its endoscopy unit which is widely recognised internationally as the gold standard for endoscopy units.

Please note: This information is taken freely from Bonsecours Dublin's website, and is not their official statement.

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The Biomedical / Clinical Engineering Association of Ireland (BEAI) is a company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital. Company Registration no. 484921.

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  • 8 Priory Office Park, Stillorgan Road,
  • Blackrock, Co Dublin, Ireland,
  • A94 EE95