Tallaght University Hospital

16/10/2026

TUH, in partnership with the HSE, has launched a new seven-part animated series designed to support patients, families, carers and healthcare professionals in understanding and reducing falls risk.

Each short, one-minute episode offers practical advice to help people stay safe, active and independent, whether at home, in the community or in hospital. Take a look by clicking this link - https://bit.ly/4yl7np1

Developed with input from patients and multidisciplinary colleagues, the series promotes a consistent approach to falls prevention across healthcare settings.

15/10/2026

Hearing loss is on the rise and it is more common than you think.
Loud sounds can damage your ears, leading to hearing loss or ringing in the ears (tinnitus).
Care for your ears:
✅ Protect your hearing
✅ Get regular hearing check-ups
✅ Use assistive technology if recommended
✅ Request a hearing test for your children or anyone above age 50

15/10/2026

Menopause is a natural stage of a woman's life when monthly menstruation, also known as periods, ends, marking the end of the reproductive years.
Symptoms associated with menopause can incl.:
🔥 Hot flushes & night sweats
🩸 Changes in regularity & flow of menstrual cycle
🥴 Vaginal dryness, pain during sexual in*******se, incontinence
🛏️ Difficulty sleeping/insomnia
😢 Changes in mood, depression & anxiety

15/10/2026

Join us this evening from 5:30pm to enjoy an uplifting hour of music, words & stories.

15/10/2026

Join us @ 5:30pm to enjoy an uplifting hour of music, words & stories.

14/10/2026

The Emergency Department remains open with reduced staff due to industrial action. Delays are expected. Please use the ED for emergencies only. Thank you for your understanding.

13/10/2026

is the most common cancer among women globally and represents approximately a quarter of all cancers that occur in women every year.
With 1 in 6 cancer deaths in women worldwide, breast cancer is also the leading cause of cancer deaths among women globally.
Breast cancer is highly curable if detected in its early stages and adequate treatment is provided.

13/10/2026

At Tallaght University Hospital, we stand with patients, families, and staff affected by breast cancer. Breast cancer remains the most common cancer worldwide, impacting 1 in 8 women. Early detection saves lives—regular screenings and knowing what’s normal for you are crucial.

We honour the resilience of those who have battled breast cancer, and we encourage everyone to support awareness, research, and equitable access to care. Our team is committed to providing compassionate, expert care and advancing early detection through education and innovation.

If you have questions about screening or support, please visit https://www.cancer.ie/ or speak to your healthcare provider.

12/10/2026

Important Patient Information: Industrial Action
A national strike taking place on Wednesday, October 14th 2026 will impact services at our hospital and clinics in the community.

We respect the right of staff to participate in lawful industrial action and appreciate the understanding of our patients and community during this time.

Patients are asked not to attend a scheduled appointment unless they have been contacted and advised to do so. Our teams are working to identify and contact patients who need to attend.

If your appointment is affected, we will make every effort to reschedule it as quickly as possible.

We ask for your patience and understanding as we work to maintain essential services. Patients who require urgent or emergency care should continue to attend or seek medical assistance as appropriate.

Thank you for your support.

12/10/2026

Many people have heard of stomach ulcers, but there are still plenty of myths surrounding what causes them and how they should be treated.

In an interview yesterday on Supercharged on RTÉ Radio 1 with Anna Geary, Professor Anthony O'Connor, Consultant Gastroenterologist, discussed the facts about stomach ulcers, including symptoms, causes and when to seek medical advice.

🎧 Listen back here via this link: https://bit.ly/3W5zE5n

Professor Anthony O'Connor, Consultant Gastroenterologist, joins Anna to set the record straight on stomach ulcers.