Venues

Year Round Venues

Name	Durkan Theatre
Location	Trinity Translational Medicine Institute, Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, St. James's Hospital, Dublin 8.
Capacity	150 Delegates
Rates	Educational (excluding School of Medicine: €200 Professional: €400 Commercial: €700
Website	Basic website development: €250
Features	In house Projector and widescreen. 1 lectern microphone, 1 table microphone, 1 lapel microphone, 1 handheld roving microphone, in house pc on network , in house mac mini(Podcast recording) , VGA cable connection to Laptop, full audio PA, 10 Guess Wifi passwords on request (24 hour notice required), Eduroam wifi available (pre-register if in another university), Acetate overhead projector.

Location and Contact

Contact information

Transport

See more information on transport options to get to TTMI below.

Car Parking

Parking in the hospital grounds is extremely limited.

Parking facilities within the hospital

Dublin Bus Transport

The Trinity Translational Medicine Institute within the grounds of St. James’s Hospital is serviced by a number of bus routes from Dublin city centre.

• Bus Route No. 123 travels through the hospital grounds and stops midway.
• Bus Route No. 40 & 13 stop at the hospital entrance on James’s Street.

Fares:

Please note that Dublin Bus accepts exact change only for payment of Fares in cash.
Alternatively you can buy a Leap Card or Bus Passes, for more details visit Dublin bus or call +353 (0)1 873 4222 for more information on local Dublin Bus routes.

Luas

The Luas provides fast, safe and reliable transfers from Dublin City Centre to the Trinity Translational Medicine Institute within the grounds of St. James’s Hospital via the Red Line. This line also serves Heuston and Connolly Stations.

Luas Stop: James’s Stop

Tram Times:

Monday – Friday: 5.40 am to 11.50 pm Saturday: 6.40 am to 11.50 pm Sunday & Bank Holidays: 7.10 am to 10.50 pm.

Tram Frequency:

Peak Times: Every 9 – 10 minutes Off-Peak Times: Every 10 – 15 minutes

For full service details please visit the Luas website.

Train Services

Dublin is served by two main railway stations: Connolly Station and Heuston Station. It is recommend that you take the Luas red line from these stations in the direction of ‘Tallaght’ or ‘Saggart’ to the James’s Luas stop.
For more information, visit Irish Rail website and refer to the ‘Luas’ section for further details on the service provided.

Taxi

The hospital main concourse, discharge lounge area and Emergency Department have courtesy phones to facilitate calling local taxis. This service is available on a 24/7 basis with no call-out charge.

Dublin Bike

There are 40 Dublin Bikes stations distributed throughout the city centre to enable easy access and optimal use. Located in close proximity to each other, every station has a minimum of 15 stands in place.
One station is located in the Hospital Grounds.

View a list of bike stations and information on subscriptions.