Vhi 360 Health Centre, Limerick
Directions, parking and public transport information.
Location information
Find comprehensive directions whether travelling by car, public transport or on foot to our health centre.
Services available
Urgent care
Treatment of minor injury or illness, 365 days a year.
Urgent Dental Care
Carrickmines
Service
For urgent dental care such as severe dental and facial pain, dental and soft tissue infections, fractured teeth/tooth, cracked or displaced tooth/teeth, sport related injuries, abscess, root fracture among others.
What to expect
Our out of hours dental team will conduct an assessment, clinical examination and radiographic examination, if indicated. A treatment plan and follow-up will be arranged, if required. Referral to our maxillofacial consultant will take place for those who may require dental surgery.
Appointments
To make an appointment, call 01 448 2450.
Diagnostics
X-ray service is available.
Treatment
Includes wound care, minor procedures, physiotherapy and sports injuries.
Health Coach
Support to live a happier, healthier life.
Directions
By Car
The centre is located just 3 km southwest of Limerick City, near the Raheen roundabout at the entrance to Raheen Business Park. It’s easily accessible via the M20, making it convenient for drivers coming from across the region.
Parking includes:
- 13 patient parking spaces at the front
- 4 additional spaces at the rear
- 3 disability parking spaces directly in front
- Dedicated ambulance access beside the main entrance
On Foot
City Gate House is well-connected by established pedestrian routes on surrounding roads, including:
- St. Nessan’s Road (R526)
- R510
- Church Road
- Ballycummin Road
Limerick city centre is within a 15‑minute walking catchment.
Public Transport
Multiple bus stops are located close to the Health Centre, with regular services operated by Bus Éireann and City Link. These routes provide easy access from:
- Limerick City
- Surrounding suburbs and regional connections
If attending the centre, be advised of the following:
If you think that you or your child may have measles, mumps, chickenpox or flu, please inform us at reception on arrival.
Please wear a mask (available at reception), practice safe cough etiquette and wash your hands.
If you have any other viral symptoms (including sore throat, runny nose, headache or fever) or unexplained new rash associated with swollen glands or a temperature, please do not walk in to a clinic - call us to make an appointment.