Tallaght University Hospital is one of Ireland's leading academic teaching hospitals, providing a wide range of healthcare services and innovative research. Established in 1998, the hospital has a rich history and has evolved to become a major institution in the country's healthcare landscape. With 562 beds, 12 theatres, and 14 Critical Care beds, the hospital offers comprehensive care for children, adults, and older people.

The development of Tallaght University Hospital was a significant investment, with a capital cost of £140M. It brings together the expertise and traditions of three renowned hospitals - the Adelaide Hospital, the Meath Hospital, and the National Children's Hospital. These hospitals have made groundbreaking contributions to medical advancements over the years and have a strong legacy in patient care and education.

The hospital is staffed by dedicated professionals and volunteers who ensure the smooth running of operations. It is funded by the Health Service Executive and operates as a public, voluntary, teaching hospital. At Tallaght University Hospital, patients can expect high-quality care, cutting-edge medical technologies, and a commitment to innovation and research