I believe that this is a complete list of hospitals used for military purposes in Ireland during the Great War:
Armagh | County Infirmary |
Athlone | Military Hospital |
Ballincollig | Military Hospital |
Ballymena | Waveney Hospital |
Ballywalter | Red Cross Hospital |
Bangor | Bangor Hospital |
Belfast | Hilden Red Cross Convalescent Hospital |
Belfast | Mater Infirmorum Hospital |
Belfast | Military Hospital |
Belfast | Royal Victoria Hospital |
Belfast | UVF Hospital |
Belfast | Ulster Volunteer Force Limbless Hospital, Belfast. A limbless unit for 50 men from Ulster. |
Belfast | UVF Military Orthopaedic Hospital |
Belfast | War Hospital. Formerly the Belfast District Lunatic Asylum at Belfast. Capacity for 8 officers and 342 other ranks. Used as a specialist mental hospital from July 1917. |
Bere Island | Military Hospital |
Birr | Military Hospital |
Blackrock | Linden Auxiliary Hospital |
Blackrock | Military Orthopaedic Hospital |
Blackrock | Temple Hill Hospital |
Bray | Duke of Connaught’s Auxiliary Hospital (formerly located in Princess Patricia Hospital, Bray). A limbless unit for 50 men from all of Ireland except Ulster. |
Bray | Princess Patricia Red Cross Hospital |
Buttevant | Military Hospital |
Cahir | Military Hospital |
Castleknock | Glenmaroon Auxiliary Hospital |
Clonmel | Military Hospital |
Cork | Central Military Hospital, Victoria Barracks |
Cork | Eye And Ear Hospital |
Cork | Mercy Hospital |
Cork | North Cork Infirmary |
Cork | South Cork Infirmary |
Cork | St. Ann’s Hill Hydro |
Cork | Victoria Hospital |
Curragh | Curragh Military Hospital |
Cushendall | Cottage Hospital |
Downpatrick | County Infirmary |
Drogheda | Cottage Hospital |
Dublin | Adelaide Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Dr. Steven’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Drumcondra Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Dublin Castle Red Cross Hospital |
Dublin | Fitzwilliam Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Irish Counties War Hospital |
Dublin | Jervis Street Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | King George V Hospital. Included a specialist neurological unit for cases identified in other hospitals in Ireland (rather than having been processed through the clearing system). |
Dublin | Mater Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Meath Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Mercer’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Mountjoy Square Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | National Children’s Hospital |
Dublin | Portobello Military Hospital, Dublin. A 187-bed specialist venereal disease hospital opened in May 1916. |
Dublin | Red Cross Hospital |
Dublin | Richmond Children’s Hospital |
Dublin | Richmond War Hospital. Formerly the Richmond District Asylum at Richmond, Dublin. Partly used for mental patients (capacity 32 other ranks) from 16 June 1916 to December 1919. |
Dublin | Royal City Of Dublin Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Royal Military Infirmary |
Dublin | Royal Victoria Eye And Ear Auxiliary Hospital |
Dublin | Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital |
Dublin | St. Vincent’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Enniskillen | County Infirmary |
Fermoy | Military Hospital |
Galway | Military Hospital |
Gilford | Bannvale UVF Hospital |
Gilford | Dumbarton House Hospital |
Holywood | Holywood Military Convalescent Hospital, near Belfast. Under orders of Irish Command for men whose homes were in Ireland or who belonged to Irish regiments from any command. |
Holywood | Military Hospital |
Kells | Balrathbury House Hospital |
Kildare | Military Hospital |
Kilkenny | Lady Desart’s War Hospital |
Kilkenny | Military Hospital |
Kingstown | Corrig Castle Hospital |
Kingstown | St. Michael’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Kinsale | Military Hospital |
Limerick | Military Hospital |
Lisburn | County Infirmary |
Londonderry | County Infirmary |
Londonderry | Londonderry Military Hospital |
Longford | Military Hospital |
Lucan | The Hermitage Hospital |
Monkstown House | Monkstown House Auxiliary Hospital |
Mullingar | Bloomfield Auxiliary Hospital |
Mullingar | Military Hospital |
Naas | Military Hospital |
Newbridge | Military Hospital |
Newry | Newry General Hospital |
Newtownards | Mountstewart House Red Cross Hospital |
Omagh | County Infirmary |
Queenstown | Military Hospital |
Randalstown | Military Convalescent Hospital |
Rathfarnham | Fetherstonhaugh Auxiliary Hospital |
Stillorgan | Auxiliary Hospital |
Strabane | Red Cross Hospital |
Templemore | Military Hospital |
Tipperary | Military Hospital |
Tralee | Military Hospital |
Waterford | Military Hospital |
Whitehead | Railway Hospital |
Whitehead | Red Cross Convalescent Hospital |