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Bluebird Care Dublin South West Provider of homecare and specialised support services to help people live independently at home.

We provide high-quality home care and support to keep you safe and comfortable in your own home. Our team at Bluebird Care Dublin South West aims to deliver a home care service that we would be happy for our family and loved ones to receive, and we aim to support our customers to maintain their independence and lifestyle by providing the highest quality of home care. We offer a personal and professional home care and support service. We provide the very best possible care and are committed to building a relationship that you can trust. We’re committed to ensuring people have the option to receive high-quality care in their own homes, without the strain and upheaval of leaving home to receive their care.

Home is more than four walls. It is the favourite chair, the photos on the mantelpiece, the garden, the routines and the...
14/10/2026

Home is more than four walls. It is the favourite chair, the photos on the mantelpiece, the garden, the routines and the memories built over a lifetime.

For many people, being supported at home means staying connected to the people, places and little details that make life feel familiar.

At Bluebird Care, our care is shaped around each person, helping them continue living in the home they know, surrounded by what matters most. 💙

What makes home feel like home to you?

12/10/2026

A caring nature can take you further than you might think.

For Sobia, qualities like empathy, patience and understanding are at the heart of making a difference to the people she supports.

In this video, she shares her experience of working in care and how those everyday human qualities can become part of a rewarding career with real purpose. 💙

Could care be where your qualities belong?

Explore opportunities near you: https://www.bluebirdcarecareers.ie/

Sometimes, the most meaningful support starts with a simple question: “How are you?”Taking the time to listen, have a co...
10/10/2026

Sometimes, the most meaningful support starts with a simple question: “How are you?”

Taking the time to listen, have a conversation or simply be there can make a real difference to someone’s wellbeing.

This World Mental Health Day, we are recognising the value of connection, kindness and those everyday moments that help people feel heard, supported and less alone. 💙

This World Mental Health Day, let’s remember that looking after someone’s wellbeing is about more than their physical he...
10/10/2026

This World Mental Health Day, let’s remember that looking after someone’s wellbeing is about more than their physical health - it’s about making sure they feel seen, heard and connected too.

For an older person, having someone to talk to, sharing a cup of tea, talking about their favourite hobbies or simply having a familiar face visit regularly can help them feel connected and valued.

Loneliness isn’t always easy to spot, which is why regular human connection is so important. Our HCAs get to know the people they support and can often notice when something feels a little different - whether someone has become quieter, withdrawn or lost interest in the things they usually enjoy.

Taking a few extra minutes to listen, chat and connect can make a bigger difference than we realise.

Some phrases are unmistakably Mammy. 💙“Did you eat?”“Text me when you get there.”“Are you warm enough?”“Bring a coat.”Si...
08/10/2026

Some phrases are unmistakably Mammy. 💙

“Did you eat?”
“Text me when you get there.”
“Are you warm enough?”
“Bring a coat.”

Simple words, but behind every one is the same message: I care about you.

Often, caring starts with noticing the little things, checking in, paying attention and making sure someone feels looked after.

What is the one phrase your Mammy always says?

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness, show support and encourage conversations...
07/10/2026

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness, show support and encourage conversations around breast cancer.

Our team joined in by adding a little pink to the workplace as a simple way to show our support and help keep this important cause visible.

Breast cancer affects so many people and their families, and raising awareness can help encourage people to look after their health, know the signs and seek advice when something doesn’t feel right.

We’re proud to stand together this October and show our support. 🩷
For further information about breast health, signs and symptoms, and breast cancer awareness, visit https://www.breastcancerireland.com/

Breast Cancer Ireland

💙 Carer of the Month 💙This month, we’re celebrating Shauna for the care, commitment and kindness they bring to their rol...
07/10/2026

💙 Carer of the Month 💙

This month, we’re celebrating Shauna for the care, commitment and kindness they bring to their role every day.

From going the extra mile to the small moments that make a big difference, she is an brilliant example of the compassion and dedication that makes our care team so special.

Congratulations, Shauna and thank you for everything you do! 💙

06/10/2026

Being there can mean more than we realise.

A conversation. A familiar face. A little reassurance. Sometimes, simply showing up is what makes the biggest difference.

As part of our B Campaign, Marty Morrissey reflects on the importance of being there for the people who matter and the everyday moments that can mean so much. 💙

Because care is often about being there, when it matters most.

03/10/2026

What does the B in Bluebird Care mean?

For the people who make Bluebird Care what it is, the answer can mean something different to everyone. It is shaped by the relationships we build, the moments we share and the difference care can make each day. 💙

In this video, our team share what the B means to them.

What would the B mean to you?

Sometimes, it is the smallest things that make a house feel like home. 💙The kettle always ready for a cup of tea. Family...
02/10/2026

Sometimes, it is the smallest things that make a house feel like home. 💙

The kettle always ready for a cup of tea. Family photos in familiar places. A favourite chair by the window. The everyday routines that bring comfort and make each day feel like your own.

At Bluebird Care, we understand how important those familiar details can be. Our care is shaped around the person, helping people continue enjoying the routines, surroundings and little things that matter most to them at home.

What is one little thing that makes home feel like home to you?

Address

Units 43/44, GD House, Whites Town Drive
Dublin
D24FW5D

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+35314137348

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