Sleep Doctors in Dublin City: How to Find the Right Specialist

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Updated October 27, 2026 · 5 min read · Sleep Doctor Near Me editorial

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • Start with the concern you want assessed, then match it to the listed specialty.
  • A sleep assessment may include a clinical history, examination, and a sleep study.
  • Costs, referral rules, and coverage depend on your circumstances and the provider.
  • The listed addresses in the sample include Elm Park, Eccles Street, and James's Street in Dublin.

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 116 sleep-related providers and centers in Dublin, Ireland. This guide shows how to compare specialties, clinic locations, phone numbers, and practical booking questions before choosing a provider. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Dublin at a glance

Dublin has 116 listed sleep providers and centers on Find Sleep Doctors. Entries include individual physicians and clinic or hospital-based services, so each row should be read as a listed provider or center rather than only a single doctor. Specialties shown in the sample include Sleep Medicine, Respiratory Medicine, and Neurology. Clinics shown include Dr Marcus Butler at Elm Park, Dr Elaine Purcell at Eccles Street, and St James's Hospital at James's Street.

Use the Dublin city page to browse all listings. The wider Dublin region page may help if you are comparing nearby areas.

NameSpecialtyClinic / areaPhone
Eimear Brannigan Infectious DiseasesSleep MedicineDr Marcus Butler, Elm Park(01) 221 4208
Deepti Ranganathan Natalija SnovakSleep MedicineDr Elaine Purcell, Eccles Street01 811 7713
Hussein Almeamar EndocrinologySleep MedicineDr Marcus Butler, Elm Park(01) 221 4208
Adeogo Olusan Cardiology CorkNeurologyDr Elaine Purcell, Eccles Street01 811 7713
Crina L. Burlacu AnaesthesiaSleep MedicineDr Marcus Butler, Elm Park(01) 221 4208
Mary Barry Vascular SurgerySleep MedicineDr Marcus Butler, Elm Park(01) 221 4208
Prof Anne Marie McLaughlinRespiratory MedicineSt James's Hospital, James's Street(01) 410 3920
Jessica Abrahams EmergencySleep MedicineDr Marcus Butler, Elm Park(01) 221 4208
Claire Andrews HaematologySleep MedicineDr Marcus Butler, Elm Park(01) 221 4208
Matthew Barrett CardiologySleep MedicineDr Marcus Butler, Elm Park(01) 221 4208

How to choose a sleep doctor in Dublin

Start with the concern you want assessed, then match it to the listed specialty. Sleep Medicine is common, but Respiratory Medicine and Neurology may also be relevant depending on symptoms and referral. Check whether the listing is attached to a hospital, clinic, or individual practice. Compare address, phone number, and whether telehealth is listed. The sample shows telehealth as 0 for the displayed providers, so ask directly if remote appointments matter to you. If a field is missing in the directory, contact the provider before booking.

For general reading, see Sleep Doctor Near Me and How to Choose a Sleep Clinic.

What to expect

A sleep assessment may include a clinical history, examination, and a sleep study. Some studies take place in a clinic or hospital, while others may be arranged for home use. The directory does not state which providers offer which tests, so confirm the pathway when you call. Read Sleep Study and Home Sleep Study for general background.

Insurance, cost and access

Costs, referral rules, and coverage depend on your circumstances and the provider. The directory does not list prices, wait times, or insurance details. In Ireland, access may involve public hospital pathways, private clinics, or GP referral, so ask each provider about referral requirements, expected timelines, and fees before booking. Do not assume rules from another country apply.

Neighborhoods and access

The listed addresses in the sample include Elm Park, Eccles Street, and James's Street in Dublin. Blackrock is shown as a nearby city about 44 miles away. Use the address and phone number on each listing to plan travel, parking, or public transport. If you live outside central Dublin, compare the city page with the region page and the Blackrock page.

Questions to ask before booking

  • What sleep concern or symptom does the provider assess most often?
  • Is a GP or specialist referral required?
  • Which tests or sleep studies are available, and where are they done?
  • Are appointments in person, by phone, or by video?
  • What are the fees, waiting times, and cancellation terms?
  • What should I bring to the first appointment?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Dublin?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 116 sleep-related providers and centers in Dublin, Ireland.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so read each entry as a listed provider or center.

Which specialties appear in the Dublin listings?

The sample includes Sleep Medicine, Respiratory Medicine, and Neurology. Check each listing for the specialty shown.

Do the listings show prices or wait times?

No. Prices, wait times, and insurance details are not included, so contact the provider directly.

Can I book a home sleep study in Dublin?

The directory does not state which providers offer home sleep studies. Ask the provider before booking and read the general sleep study articles for background.

Where can I see all Dublin listings?

Use the Dublin city page on Find Sleep Doctors to browse all listed providers and centers.

How we built this guide

This guide was prepared by the Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team using directory data, including provider names, specialties, clinics, addresses, and phone numbers. Sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the NHLBI. Last updated 2026-10-26. This is directory information, not medical advice.

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