Ireland

Through our sales, marketing, market access and medical teams, we make a range of over 100 prescription medicines and vaccines available to patients in Ireland.

Dublin headquarters 

12 Riverwalk
CityWest
Dublin 24
D24YK11

Tel:+353 1 495 5000

Our offices located in the Cork Airport Business Park are home to a variety of global support staff covering operations in our R&D, Pharma and Vaccines organisations. Our Cork laboratory, located in the Carrigtohill industrial estate, provides specialised analytical support to our global pharmaceutical manufacturing sites and supply chains. The facility was constructed in 2021 and commenced operation in 2022.

Cork Office Address 

Unit 2500
Avenue 2000
Cork Airport Business Park
Cork, T12 P6PT

Tel: +353 21 2407 955

Cork Laboratory Address

GSK IDA Business Park
Carrigtohill
Co. Cork
T45CD90

Tel: 021-235-6508 (during business hours
Tel: +44 1438 745745 (for emergency use only)

To report an adverse event related to a GSK pharmaceutical product in Ireland please use our online patient safety reporting form.

Adverse events should also be reported directly to the Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA) on their website: www.hpra.ie.

Our Privacy Notice outlines how GSK handles the processing of personal information when dealing with your enquiry, complaint or adverse event report.

Ross Whittam, Communications Manager, Communications and Government Affairs

Tel: 087 476 9308
Email: ross.o.whittam@gsk.com

Health professionals in Ireland can obtain information about products and areas of therapy related to GSK by visiting GSKPro

Patient organisations play a vital role in Irish healthcare. As well as providing accurate information and support for patients in Ireland, they also act as representatives for patients and ensure their voices are heard and needs are understood. Patient groups campaign for change on issues that affect the lives of patients and those that care for them. Some also carry out vital research into the causes and potential treatments for specific conditions.

Why GSK supports patient organisations

Patient organisations play a vital role in Irish healthcare. As well as providing accurate information and support for patients in Ireland, they also act as representatives for patients and ensure their voices are heard and needs are understood. Patient groups campaign for change on issues that affect the lives of patients and those that care for them. Some also carry out vital research into the causes and potential treatments for specific conditions.

How we work with patient groups

How we support these groups is very important to us at GSK: Ensuring we are transparent about any support we provide and respecting the independence of the organisations are our guiding principles. For example, we always ensure that any contribution we make does not exceed more than a quarter of a group’s annual income. We are very clear there is no commercial influence attached to our decision making process around how we support any patient group nor would we ever ask for any commercial support in return. We want to build sustainable and trusted relationships in the best interest of the patient organisation over the long-term: we have worked with some of our patient groups for over 15 years.

Ernst & Young (EY) produced a first-of-its kind position paper for Ireland which sets out a vision for an Ireland where everyone, everywhere, at every age fully benefits from vaccines for good health and wellbeing. It outlines the current landscape of adult immunisation in Ireland, existing challenges, and key priority areas for recommendation in the development of a comprehensive, stand-alone national adult immunisation strategy. The position paper was created with contributions from a diverse group of experts in healthcare and immunisation across Ireland, the United Kingdom and New Zealand.

Intended audience:

Those with a role in healthcare, immunisation, government, or media.

Adult immunisation in Ireland position paper

Adult immunisation in Ireland executive summary

Adult immunisation in Ireland infographic

NP-IE-AVU-BRF-250002 – January 2025

At GSK, we are proud supporters of independent and transparent medical education for healthcare professionals in Ireland.

What does this look like?

• Outcome driven:
  We want to support education initiatives with clear, measurable outcomes so that the benefit to patients is measurable and demonstrable.
• Patient Focused:
  We also want to concentrate on disease areas in which there is a genuine patient need and in which we have a mutual scientific interest.
• Arms-length:
  We have no involvement or influence on the education development, logistics or participant selection.
• Need:
  We focus our financial resource on programmes that have the greatest potential to enable us to get ahead of disease together.

Why GSK supports medical education?

Supporting medical education has always and continues to be a very important part of what we do at GSK. The healthcare professionals who prescribe the medicines we develop are an integral part of a patient journey. Healthcare, particularly medicine, is an innovative and fast evolving area. We want to support healthcare professionals in ensuring they can access high quality, up to date medical education to help them make the best decisions for their patients.

Why independent?

At GSK, we have changed how we support HCPs: instead of directly funding healthcare professionals, we are finding new, more independent ways to do this. These changes do not affect our commitment to medical education but instead mean the decisions about ‘what’, ‘how’ and ‘who’ are made by independent organisations and not by GSK.

It is very important that this support exists, particularly in a healthcare system under severe resource constraints. But we believe it is equally important that this is done transparently and free from perceptions of any potential conflicts of interest. The combination of HCP and patient confidence in healthcare plays a critical role in how patients feel and how they respond to treatment so it is very important that these relationships are based on trust.

Timeframe?

We accept applications on a continuous basis. To request an application form or for any queries relating to independent medical education, please contact us by email or post at:

Email:
irelandmedicaldepartment@gsk.com

Mail:

Senior Training & Quality Assurance Business Partner.
GlaxoSmithKline Ireland Ltd
Citywest business Campus
12 River Walk
Dublin 24