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Tipperary University Hospital have announced that due to works taking place this Friday November 28, there will be no access to the outpatient department entrance.
In a statement issued today, the hospital said: "Hospital Management at Tipperary University Hospital wish to advise that essential road resurfacing works are taking place this Friday, 28 November 2025 on the western side of the hospital and there will be no access to the Outpatient Department Entrance from 6am – 6pm."
"Traffic management will be in place and there will be no access to the hospital from the St Luke’s entrance on Western Road. Patients due to attend for appointment in the Outpatients Department, Cardiac Diagnostics, Diabetes Centre and other services should use the main entrance on the Western Road and access services by the main hospital entrance.
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"Hospital Management apologies for any inconvenience caused during this time."
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