Connolly's Pharmacy

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Connolly's Pharmacy Medicines With Care We are a local pharmacy based in Carrickmacross with a small staff dedicated to their customers.

Medicines are provided with equal amounts of knowledge and care. We also have a great range of cosmetics and health products!

Unused medicines → bring them back → Connolly's Pharmacy disposes of them safely.
09/09/2026

Unused medicines → bring them back → Connolly's Pharmacy disposes of them safely.

20% OFF Paco Rabanne Invictus & Hererra Bad Boy this Father's Day Weekend
18/06/2026

20% OFF Paco Rabanne Invictus & Hererra Bad Boy this Father's Day Weekend

Calling all men for free Blood Pressure Check in Connolly's Pharmacy this Men's Health Week ..!
18/06/2026

Calling all men for free Blood Pressure Check in Connolly's Pharmacy this Men's Health Week ..!

50% OFF L'Oreal Skincare Range
04/06/2026

50% OFF L'Oreal Skincare Range

20% OFF Vichy Products All Weekend!
15/05/2026

20% OFF Vichy Products All Weekend!

GAA Club Fixtures announced please get Club First Aid Bags refilled on time FIRST AID GUIDANCE LEAFLET – GAA TEAM1. Stay...
24/03/2026

GAA Club Fixtures announced please get Club First Aid Bags refilled on time
FIRST AID GUIDANCE LEAFLET – GAA TEAM
1. Stay Safe First

Put on gloves before treating anyone.
Check the area is safe before approaching the player.
If the injury is serious, do not move the player and call emergency services (999/112).

2. Common Injuries & What To Do
Bleeding / Cuts

Apply firm pressure with gauze or a dressing.
Clean around the wound with an alcohol‑free wipe.
Cover with a sterile dressing or plaster.
If bleeding doesn’t stop → seek medical review.

Sprains / Strains (ankle, knee, wrist)
Use R.I.C.E.:

R – Rest: Stop playing immediately.
I – Ice: Apply an ice pack for 10–15 minutes.
C – Compression: Use a crepe or cohesive bandage.
E – Elevation: Raise the injured limb if possible.
If the player cannot bear weight or pain is severe → refer for assessment.

Impact Injuries / Bruising

Apply a cold pack for 10 minutes.
Continue to monitor swelling.
If worsening or player feels dizzy, nauseated, or confused → remove from play and assess for concussion.

Concussion (suspected)
If in doubt – SIT THEM OUT.
Signs may include:

Headache, dizziness
Confusion, slow to get up
Nausea or vomiting
Blurred vision
Do NOT allow return to play.
Refer for medical evaluation immediately.

Eye Injuries

Rinse with sterile eyewash.
Do not rub the eye.
Use an eye pad dressing if irritated.
Seek medical care if pain, vision changes, or foreign body suspected.

Nosebleeds

Player sits upright, head slightly forward.
Pinch the soft part of the nose for 10 minutes.
Do not tilt head back.
If bleeding persists → seek medical advice.

Breathing Problems / Collapse

Check response and breathing.
Call 999/112 if unresponsive or breathing abnormal.
Use CPR face shield if needed.
Keep player warm with foil blanket.

3. When to Call Emergency Services

Suspected spinal or neck injury
Severe bleeding not controlled
Difficulty breathing / collapse
Suspected broken limb
Head injury with confusion, vomiting, or loss of consciousness

Great for loosening/warming up leg muscles before training and matches!
24/03/2026

Great for loosening/warming up leg muscles before training and matches!

Anne O'Rourke you are the Winner of the Mother's Day Vichy Hamper
14/03/2026

Anne O'Rourke you are the Winner of the Mother's Day Vichy Hamper

The Kind People at Vichy have given us this Fabulous Vichy Hamper for Mother'sDay! Just Like n'Share to Win!
12/03/2026

The Kind People at Vichy have given us this Fabulous Vichy Hamper for Mother'sDay!
Just Like n'Share to Win!

04/03/2026

The following is a list of Conditions and their Symptoms under the Common Conditions Service :-
Allergic Rhinitis – An allergy that causes sneezing, a blocked or runny nose, and itchy eyes, often triggered by pollen, dust, or pets.
Cold Sores – Small, painful blisters around the lips caused by a common virus that can flare up from time to time.
Conjunctivitis – An infection or irritation of the eye that makes it red, watery, and sometimes sticky.
Oral Thrush – A fungal infection in the mouth that causes white patches, redness, and soreness.
Impetigo – A very contagious skin infection that causes red sores or blisters which can burst and form a yellow crust.
Shingles – A painful, blistering skin rash caused by reactivation of the chickenpox virus.
Uncomplicated UTI – A common bladder infection that can cause burning when passing urine and needing to go more often.
Vaginal Thrush – A common yeast infection that causes itching, irritation, and a thick white discharge.

Address

13 O'Neill Street
Carrickmacross

Opening Hours

Monday 8:45am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:45am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:45am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:45am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:45am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8:45am - 6:30pm

Telephone

042 9661217

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