I had head and neck cancer which was unfortunately high grade. After very severe surgery I was told that I needed radiation but I was afraid of anymore pain and so turned it down. I was advised to seek a second opinion with Dr. Sinead Brennan in St Lukes and I did. She immediately put me at ease and I felt reassured that while radiation was tough, she would help me through it. There was such a feeling of calmness and serenity in the hospital and my six weeks flew. It wasn't easy but it was nowhere near as bad as I feared it would be and Sinead is always on hand to help you and the team behind her is phenomenal. I have very good memories of my stay there. Dr Brennan is a very caring and knowledgeable person who clearly wants the best for every single one of her patients. You couldn't be in safer hands.

I have worked here for many years. I enjoy every day helping somebody and the little smile they might give me,makes it priceless. The staff are my family and friends and we work together every day to make life a little bit better for all the people who stay have treatment and continue there life after being in our great hospital.. We wish you all long life best regards to you all John Tighe staff member.

I was in St Luke's in 2004 and everyone I met were fantastic 😇 angel's, but my cancer is back and had my first treatment today in unit 8 and again everyone I met today were the same just fantastic I am at ease and not afraid.

Lovely hospital. Professional & friendly staff. Relaxing cafe. Well maintained hospital & grounds. Lovely place to walk .

I worked here before as a doctor. Worse HSE facility I've worked in. The staff from nurses across to senior doctors were horrible people to work with. Ended up leaving voluntarily because it was so miserable. Then had to report my boss to the the medical council because nobody took my complaints serious in there!

ST. LUKES IS TUCKED AWAY IN THE LEAFY VILLAGE OF RATHGAR.IT IS RENOWNED FOR ITS CARE FOR CANCER PATIENTS. SPECIALISING IN RADIUM TREATMENTS. I I.HAVE BEEN A PATIENT HERE IN 2011. I DONT KNOW HOW OR WHYBUT THE MINUTE YOU THE BUILDING THERE IS A FEELING OF CALM AND QUIET REASSURANCE. THE STAFF OF RADIOLOGIST A ARE JUST MARVELOUS. THE CARE AND PATIENCE AND PRECISSION WITH A CANCER SUFFERING I COULD NOT EXPLAIN IN MERE WORDS... IN THE BUILDING THERE ARE TWO CAFES ONE FOR PATIENTS AND GENERAL PUBLIC THE OTHER A LARGER CANTEEN FOR STAFF BUT ALSO FOR PATIENTS. YOU SHOW YOUR APPONTMENT CARD AT CASH DESK AND THIS ENTITLES YOU TO A TASTY DINNER AND DESSERTS AT REDUCED PRICES NEATLY AS LOW AS STAFF PRICES. THE MENU CHANGES EVERY DAY SND THERE HEAS OF DISHES TO CHOOSE FROM DAILY. AROUND THE CORRIDORS ON ITS WALL IS AN ECLECTIC ARRAY OF PAINTINGS. THE WONDERFUL DOCTOR JOHN COONEY EHO ONLY PASSED .. AWAY RECENTLY WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN CHOOSING ART WORKS TO ADORN THESE HOSPITAL WALLS IF YOU ENJOY OR!! APPRECIATE ART IT FEELS LIKE WALKIN!G AROUND AN ART GALLERY FOR FREE

I spent 6 weeks in the care of Dr Brennan and her staff in 2016, there are no words to describe them. I owe my life to their care, treatments and most of all kindness. I have an appointment tomorrow and all going well it will be my last one. I'm delighted to be so well thanks to all in St Lukes.

Staff, all the workers, Cleaners, Doctors, Nurses . Cafes...FIRST CLASS.

St Luke's hospital is my 1st place I visited in Ireland in 1995. I spent 5 great years working in this great hospital. I completed my training over there from 1996 to 2001. It's breaking my heart to know about the plans of closing st Luke's. How come this elite hospital closed. In this hospital hundred thousand of very ill people get well and enjoy life again. St Luke's is icon of mercy and compassion.

Beautiful hospital grounds, well tended Gardens & water feature garden with private wooded area to stroll. Watching wildlife, squirrels, foxes etc on grounds lifts the spirits. Staff are amazing, food is best I've eaten in hospital environment & restaurant is the cheapest I've eaten in, albeit is same food as served on wards, but tasty none the less. Would benefit from some modernisation to building internally, gives nursing home vibes.

I just want to say a big thank you to all the staff there.Everyone I encountered was so friendly, helpful and caring.They made my stay an enjoyable experience considering why I was there

I’m getting Cancer treatment here,the hospital is very clean,The doctors ,nurses and all the staff are angels and professionals,the lodge is a great facility and the staff are amazing, I pray that no one will have to use the hospital ever and for the people who are using it may God give them all good health.

On a whole excellent. Staff 110% so helpful and caring. If this was a hotel id recommend it.

Great place here and laid back, holistic patient care.

I want to compliment the lovely lady at reception yesterday. She was so kind and put her hands on mine reassuring me that all would be well. Then I met Dr Salib who is such a kind gentleman. My Mum died in St Luke’s from breast cancer so I was dreading going back there, but the lovely people made the visit easy.

An absolute disaster of a place, appointments always running over an hour late, you try & find out what is going on but genuinely, the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. An absolute shambles of a place with zero organisation.

Very caring atmosphere. I was there for preventative reasons and I still got very kindly looked after.

As a patient the staff could not be more helpful and professional beautiful gardens with a very friendly cafe for lunches and coffee.

a center of top class staff all there too do their upmost too help people in there time of need 10 stars if possible

Lovely clean bright friendly

Grounds are beautiful kitchen, carers and cleaning staff are so very good to patients more so than certain nurses.. during a 6 week stay for radiation treatment I would spend 4 of those weeks outside my ward on the grounds to avoid day nurse managers and silly disagreements. Maggie, Nolleen, Susan and Linumol clashing with patients isn't exactly the focus when we are there to mend not play games with nurses. The minister for health will be contacted along with the HSE procedural route also. As promised to these staff members it won't happen again. Lastly never remove a elderly patients emergency alarm simply because you don't want to answer it. To the night managers I can't thank them enough for their patience, treating me with dignity and a friendly chat if ever needed.

Amazing staff. Can't praise them enough. Fantastic people.

Cozy clean place

I was there last year for 5 week.s and i cant say enough about it,the staff there.. were ......and still are great .and the hospital great ...

All the staff are just exceptional, ij my 4th week of chemo and radiation and started brachy therapy. So relaxing and great envoirnment to be in while going through al this. Cant thank everyone enough.

A fantastic centre of excellence with wonderful caring staff.. thank you Saint Luke’s

Sad hospital all are fighting with cancer very sad but staff are lovely there

A welcoming caring at all levels from reception onwards

All staff very good

Hello, My name is Cris and I would like to report the abusive treatment the company Bidvest Noonan (ROI) Limited allowed to happen to the (mainly) Brazilian students working for them at St Luke’s hospital, Dublin 6. I would like today to denounce through this report what has been happening to the Brazilian students cleaners who, as myself who work there for 20 days at St Luke’s Hospital, suffered abuse and humiliation by their managers and supervisor from Bidvest Nooman Ltd . I want to highlight the fact that these abuses happen all the time and the victims are all these young Brazilian students mostly. I hope today that my action can reach out to the community and certainly to welfare system which support workers in Ireland . Most of these young students do not know how to defend themselves as they come to Ireland and Dublin to learn English. Unable to defend themselves because of their lack of English, these managers & supervisors take advantage of them. How can this be allowed in a place design to care for people is beyond my understanding! During my short time working there, I experienced such treatment from two female supervisors mainly, Veronica & Urata, who on a daily routine, will inflect me with such abuses. I gave my resignation this morning and now I would like my action to be taken seriously and stop completely such bullying towards these young foreign students who are left scared and feeling so worthless by such treatment on the work place. It should never have happened. Please help me to change this deplorable situation. Kindest regards, C.M.S