GPs are family doctors. They are usually the first doctor you see and can refer you to hospital services and specialists.
FairCare lists 71 GPs in County Meath, including 9 with opening hours, 6 with published fees, 3 with online booking. Every detail shown is taken from a named source and dated; nothing is estimated.
A general practice in Longwood village, Co. Meath, serving the local area for more than thirty years. Appointments are made by phoning reception; some slots are held back each morning for urgent cases, and repeat prescriptions and smear tests can be requested online. A full price list is published, with separate private and medical card rates.
Bettystown Medical Practice is a GP practice founded in 1980, now based in Suite 2 on the first floor of Bettystown Primary Care Centre with four GPs, two practice nurses and an admin team. It is open to new patients, both medical card holders and private, who apply through an online enquiry form. Appointments are made by phone, repeat prescriptions can be requested through the website, and a price list is published.
A GP practice on the Dublin Road in Ashbourne with three doctors and two practice nurses, offering general medical care, paediatric care, antenatal care, contraception, menopause clinics, chronic disease care, vaccinations and nurse services such as bloods, dressings and ECG. Appointments are requested through the online form on the home page and confirmed by a phone call, or by phoning the clinic. New private patients can register online; medical card lists are closed at present. A 2024 price list is published.
A three doctor GP practice on the first floor of Bettystown Primary Care Centre, with two practice nurses and particular expertise in dermatology, musculoskeletal medicine, minor surgery and long acting contraception. It is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm with a lunch closure, strictly by appointment. Repeat prescriptions, flu vaccines and smear tests for registered patients can be requested online; a new fee schedule applies from February 2026 but the amounts are only displayed at reception.
The Navan site of The Surgery, a GP practice founded by Dr Breda Clifford in 2001 that also runs a second clinic in Dunshaughlin. Two GPs, a practice nurse and a health care assistant see all ages, with particular interests in women's health, contraception, menopause and minor surgery. Appointments are made by phoning the Navan reception; repeat prescriptions are requested online for a fee or through a downloadable form.
A GP clinic on the first floor of Unit 11, Killegland Street in Ashbourne, open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm with a lunch closure from 1pm to 2pm. All consultations are by appointment, made by phoning reception; non-urgent appointments can also be requested through a web form. The clinic takes both private and medical card or GP visit card patients and has an online waiting list form for new patients.
A GP practice at Colpe East in Donacarney, Co. Meath, open weekdays with a lunchtime break. Appointments are made by phoning reception, which also takes walk-in patients, and an appointment request form is available on the site. The practice publishes a full list of consultation fees and the services that are free for medical card holders.