As part of Bon Secours Health System, Ireland’s largest independent hospital group, the Eye Clinic at Bon Secours Hospital benefits from a long‑established reputation for clinical excellence and a strong tradition of compassionate care. The organisation operates as a not‑for‑profit, with a focus on delivering world‑class medical treatment to all patients.
The ophthalmic department has been providing specialist eye care for many decades and offers comprehensive diagnosis and treatment across a wide range of conditions. These include cataracts, glaucoma, strabismus, and macular degeneration, supported by experienced consultants and modern clinical facilities.
Our Surgeons
Ms Claire Hartnett
Certifications & Associations
MB BCh BAO, BMedSc, FRCSI Ophth, FEBO
About
Ms Claire Hartnett is a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon who completed her Higher Surgical Training in Ophthalmic Surgery in Ireland in 2017. She subsequently undertook fellowship training in paediatric and adult ophthalmic surgery at Great Ormond Street Hospital and The Royal Hospital, London.
In February 2019, she was appointed Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Temple Street Children’s University Hospital, Dublin. In June 2019, she established her private practice at the Bon Secours Hospital Dublin, where she provides expert ophthalmic care across both adult and paediatric services.
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