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Sharing useful local insights to support your care journey

Providing high quality home care in Dublin South West Our services support you to maintain your chosen lifestyle. So, we keep you in control and provide you with the home care in Dublin South West that you want, where and when you want it.

National Provider, Locally Run

As a locally rooted service, we understand the importance of community and how the right care can positively impact not just the individual but their loved ones too. Our local knowledge allows us to build strong connections within the community, ensuring that our care is not only professional but also familiar and comforting. Whether it's providing daily support, specialised care, or simply offering a helping hand, our team is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for each person we serve. 

Local Expertise

At Bluebird Care, we are deeply committed to providing nurse-led care that supports the unique needs of individuals in our local communities. With a focus on delivering compassionate and personalised care, we work closely with families and healthcare professionals to ensure that every care plan is tailored to the individual. Our team of experienced nurses and care assistants are passionate about making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we care for, and our services reflect a commitment to promoting independence, dignity, and well-being.


Hear from our  Care Professionals

Our Carers Stories  

August 2026

Celebrating Patrick Clifford

We’re delighted to invite you to a very special event celebrating a very special client Patrick Clifford and the incredible story behind a song that has become so special to our organisation.

What started with his love of music and an idea for a song has grown into something truly meaningful, bringing people together and becoming a much-loved part of our community.

We’re looking forward to celebrating Patrick's story, his creativity and the wonderful contribution he has made, surrounded by the people who have been part of his journey.


We would love for you to join us for this special occasion on our Facebook on 27th of August at 7pm for a live celebration of Patrick and the journey that brought this song to life. 💙


June 2026

Connecting Across Our Organisation

Our team recently attended a quarterly gathering with colleagues from across the organisation.

The event provided a valuable opportunity to share ideas, learn from one another, and strengthen the collaborative approach that helps us deliver high-quality care and support to our clients.

We were also delighted to meet Marty Morrissey, our newly appointed Brand Patron for the year, and enjoyed being part of such a positive and engaging day.

Quarterly Marketing Meeting Summer

Quarterly Marketing Meeting Summer


May 2026

Darkness Into Light

On Saturday, members of our team proudly took part in Darkness Into Light in support of Pieta and the vital services they provide to individuals and families affected by suicide and self-harm.

The annual event brings communities together across Ireland and beyond, offering an opportunity to show support, raise awareness, and stand in solidarity with those who may be struggling.

We were honoured to participate in such a meaningful event and to join thousands of others in helping to shine a light on mental health and wellbeing.

A sincere thank you to everyone who took part, volunteered, donated, or showed their support. Together, we can continue to raise awareness and encourage important conversations around mental health.

Darkness into light

Darkness into light team

Darkness into light team 2


March 2026

Community Easter Update

This Easter, we were delighted to support our local community by making a donation to Tallaght Community Table.

Easter is a time for coming together, and we wanted to contribute in a meaningful way by helping provide support to those in our community who may need it most. 

We are proud to play a small part in supporting such an important initiative and to give back to the community that we are part of.

Easter Community Table 2026 2


February 2026

Denim Day for Dementia

Our team recently took part in Denim Day for Dementia, a nationwide initiative led by the Alzheimer’s Society of Ireland to raise awareness and support for individuals and families affected by Dementia.

The day provided a wonderful opportunity to come together, show our support, and highlight the importance of understanding and compassion for those living with Dementia.

At Bluebird Care, supporting people living with Dementia is a key part of the care we provide every day. We are proud to support initiatives like Denim Day for Dementia that help raise awareness and strengthen support within our community.

Denim Day Dementia 2

Denim Day for Dementia


December 2025

Community Christmas Update

This December, our team got into the festive spirit - both in the office and out in the community.

We were proud to support our local, Tallaght Community Table by donating some essentials to help those who might need a little extra this Christmas. Small acts of kindness can go a long way, and we’re grateful to be part of a caring and supportive local network.Community Table 1

We believe that exceptional care starts with a deep connection to the community, and we take pride in being an integral part of it. From our nurse-led approach to the personalised care each individual receives, Bluebird Care is committed to enhancing the quality of care and making a lasting difference in the places we call home..

Nursing Home Life Expectancy (Source -
ONS)

This tells us about the life expectancy in Nursing Homes, and how remaining at home may support longer, healthier, and more fulfilling lives.

6.5

People not in Nursing Homes - 23 years

6

People not in Nursing Homes - 18.5 years

4.8

People not in Nursing Homes - 15.5 years

4.3

People not in Nursing Homes - 11.4 years