Can't get a GP appointment in Dundalk when you need one? NOVAGP connects you with an Irish-registered GP by video or phone for a fixed €39, any day of the week, with same-day appointments when available. Where clinically suitable, the GP can send a prescription to your Dundalk pharmacy and email a sick cert or referral letter. No app, no subscription, and no surcharge at evenings or weekends.
See a GP from anywhere in Dundalk
From Dundalk town centre and the Long Walk to Blackrock, Haggardstown, Carlingford, Castlebellingham, Ardee and Dunleer, speak to an online doctor without travelling to a waiting room.
Looking for a GP in Dundalk?
A local family GP remains important for ongoing care, examinations and investigations. NOVAGP offers another option for suitable everyday concerns when an online assessment can help. With your consent, we can share a summary with your usual GP.
Care that fits your day
Choose an available time and speak privately by video or phone. A standard 15-minute consultation costs €39, including evenings and weekends, with no subscription. See how it works.
Why choose NOVAGP in Dundalk?
Clear €39 fee
No evening or weekend surcharge for a standard GP consultation.
Joined-up care
Share a consultation summary with your own GP when you consent.
Irish-registered GPs
Consultations with doctors on the Irish Medical Council register.
The right next step
Advice on in-person assessment when online care is not suitable.
Your GP options in Dundalk
People who look up a GP in Dundalk usually want either a permanent family doctor, which means registering with a local practice where many lists are full, or help today for something that will not wait. That is where an online GP fits.
| Compare | Online GP (NOVAGP) | Your family GP | NEDOC + Injury Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Everyday problems, seen quickly | Ongoing, registered care | Urgent problems when surgeries are closed |
| How to reach it | Book online, video or phone | Register with a local practice | NEDOC 1800 777 911 · Injury Unit (check hours) |
| When | 7 days a week, day and evening | Weekday surgery hours | NEDOC evenings, nights and weekends |
| Cost | Fixed €39 | €60–€65 | Free with a medical or GP visit card, otherwise a fee |
An online GP does not replace a registered family doctor, but it can help when you cannot wait for an appointment.
A private GP visit in Dundalk typically costs €60–€65. A NOVAGP consultation is €39 — €21–€26 less (fees published by local practices, checked October 2026).
Why Dundalk patients turn to online GP care
Same-day GP slots in Dundalk fill quickly, and Louth County Hospital no longer has an Emergency Department, so people with ordinary complaints are often unsure where to turn. For anything that is not an emergency, seeing a GP online can be quicker. The fee is a flat €39 and does not rise in the evening, at weekends or on bank holidays.
Patient feedback on our care
Rated 4.4 out of 5 on Trustpilot (checked 12 October 2026). We invite reviews only after a completed appointment with an Irish-registered GP.
What an online GP can help with
- Coughs, sore throats and sinus symptoms
- Urinary symptoms and cystitis
- Rashes, eczema and hay fever
- Headaches and everyday aches
- Medication review and suitable repeat prescriptions
- Sick certificates and referral assessments
Some symptoms require examination or tests. See the conditions we assess, or explore our Free Health Tools.
How it works
- 1.
Choose an available appointment and complete your booking details.
- 2.
Speak with an Irish-registered GP by secure video or phone.
- 3.
Receive your care plan and any clinically appropriate prescription, certificate or referral.
Prescriptions to your Dundalk pharmacy
When a prescription is clinically suitable, the GP sends it to the Dundalk pharmacy you name, from Clanbrassil Street and Park Street to the Marshes Shopping Centre, so you can collect close to home. The GP review fee does not include the cost of medicine. Controlled or addictive medicines are not prescribed through this service. Read our prescription policy.


