Pharmacy services in Cork city centre

Murphy's Pharmacy on North Main Street offers eight core services with pharmacists Marie and Clodagh. Consultations take place in a private room, and most can be booked online.

Not sure which service you need? Call us on (021) 427 4121 or call in. A pharmacist will point you in the right direction, in confidence.

Questions people ask

What services does Murphy's Pharmacy offer in Cork?

Flu vaccination, the HSE Common Conditions Service, emergency contraception, repeat prescriptions with free local delivery, blister packing, returning unused medicines for safe disposal, blood pressure and health checks, and nutritional therapy with Marie. All are at 48 North Main Street, Cork City.

Do I need an appointment to see a pharmacist?

Not always. Walk-ins are welcome for the flu vaccine, and emergency contraception doesn't need an appointment. For other services you can book online, call (021) 427 4121 or call in.

Can a pharmacist treat a UTI without a GP?

Yes. Under the HSE Common Conditions Service, our pharmacists can assess an uncomplicated lower urinary tract infection in women aged 16–64 who are not pregnant, and prescribe treatment where appropriate. The consultation costs €35.

Which services are free?

The flu vaccine is free for people in HSE-eligible groups. Emergency contraception is free for anyone aged 17 to 35 who lives in Ireland, and for medical card holders. The first 15–20 minute nutritional therapy consultation is free, and we deliver prescriptions free to patients nearby.

Can I return old medicines to you?

Yes. Bring unused or out-of-date medicines to the pharmacy counter and we'll make sure they are disposed of safely.

Are consultations private?

Yes. Consultations take place with a pharmacist in our private consultation room.

Who are the pharmacists at Murphy's Pharmacy?

Marie Osborne, our Supervising Pharmacist and a nutritional therapist, and Clodagh Hayes, our Support Pharmacist.