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HSE Counselling Addiction Service -Corduff Primary Care Centre

Corduff Primary Care Centre, Blackcourt Road, Corduff, Blanchardstown,, Dublin 15

Phone: 076-6956721
Email: karen.walsh1@hse.ie

Information | Counselling and Psychotherapy

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HSE Counselling and Advisory Services

Block F, Edward Court, Edward Street, Tralee, Kerry

Phone: (066) 7184968
Email: Dolores.tiernan@HSE.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie

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HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline

Dublin 12

Phone: 1800 459 459
Email: helpline@hse.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie/drugshivhelpline

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HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline

Dublin

Phone: 1800 459 459
Email: helpline@hse.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie/drugshivhelpline

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HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline

Dublin 13

Phone: 1800 459 459
Email: helpline@hse.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie/drugshivhelpline

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HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline

Dublin 14

Phone: 1800 459 459
Email: helpline@hse.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie/drugshivhelpline

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HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline

Dublin 15

Phone: 1800 459 459
Email: helpline@hse.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie/drugshivhelpline

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HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline

Dublin 16

Phone: 1800 459 459
Email: helpline@hse.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie/drugshivhelpline

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HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline

Dublin 17

Phone: 1800 459 459
Email: helpline@hse.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie/drugshivhelpline

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HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline

Dublin 18

Phone: 1800 459 459
Email: helpline@hse.ie
Website: http://www.hse.ie/drugshivhelpline

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