Glanmire Medical Centre

09/09/2025

We’re back for our weekly run this Wednesday at 7pm, but please note the change of venue. We’ll be meeting at the Glanmire Medical Centre (Eircode: T45 CX99). Plenty of parking spaces available.

As the darker evenings set in, it’s a great time to get active, whether you’re walking or running, you’re very welcome to join us.

For everyone’s safety, please make sure to wear a high-visibility top.

If you have any questions, feel free to send us a DM or just come along on Wednesday evening.

14/08/2025

Check out Glanmire Athletics Club. Whether you’re aiming for fitness, fun, or friendly competition, this club has something for everyone

🏃 Glanmire AC is Back! 🏃

We’re so excited to welcome runners & walkers of ALL abilities! 🎉
Meet new friends ✅
Stay active ✅
Be part of a great local community ✅

Whether you run marathons, enjoy a gentle jog, or love a stroll in good company – there’s a place for you here.

🔗 Join today:
https://membership.athleticsireland.ie/clubpage/Glanmire_A.C.

30/01/2025

The HSE has issued a public warning about excessive ni****ne levels in four e-cigarette products.



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The HSE has issued a public warning about excessive ni****ne levels in four e-cigarette products.

23/01/2025

Due to the impending arrival of Storm Éowyn and the associated Red Warning, we strongly advise patients to remain indoors.

Glanmire Medical Centre will be closed tomorrow until 2:00 PM. In case of an emergency, please dial 999 or 112

As of 5pm this evening, all counties in the Republic of Ireland have been added to the Status Red - Weather Warning.

(To clear up for those asking - the warning was issued/updated at 5pm this evening. It comes into place on Friday morning.)

18/10/2023

We have decided to close the surgery for the rest of the day, as the roads are impassable and there is no access to the surgery.

18/10/2023

18/10/2023

Due to the very heavy rain and floods Glanmire Medical Centre will be closed at 4pm today, Wednesday 18th October. It is not safe for patients or our staff to travel. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause but its for everyone's safety. If you require urgent medical care please call 999. Stay safe and we will see you tomorrow.