Treatments We Offer

Cathedral Eye Clinic is excited to be introducing Ireland's first VisuMax SMILE Laser Eye Surgery. SMILE Laser Eye Surgery achieves the visual result of LASIK eye surgery, but without the risks associated with this procedure. What is SMILE?  SMILE is short [...]

At Cathedral Eye Clinic we not only search for the best technology to help people over the age of 45 see better we also help companies to research to design better lenses. Using the latest technology from the USA we have [...]

At Cathedral Eye Clinic we strive to offer the most professional service to our clients. Our main priority is with patient safety and health and this is why we would recommend Transepithelial laser eye surgery for those who are considering [...]

If you are not a good candidate for LASIK or LASEK surgery due to the cornea being too thin or refractive error too high we can offer you the option of phakic ICLs. Phakic ICLs are lenses that are surgically [...]

At Cathedral Eye Clinic we have further treatments available for various ophthalmic issues.  Further treatments are available at request so please do not hesitate to contact us for further information.

Oculoplastic surgery is a specialist plastic surgery specifically performed around the region of the eyes.  Cathedral Eye Clinic’s oculoplastic surgeons are highly trained to perform many different types of eyelid and facial surgery.  Surgery is primarily for abnormalities of the [...]

If you’re losing your focus but laser surgery isn’t for you… For most people over the age of 40, laser treatment is no longer an option for long-term freedom from glasses. However revolutionary new eye treatments at the Cathedral Eye [...]

Laser Eye Surgery has been performed since 1983 and over 17 million procedures have been performed worldwide. It is a growing worldwide business; celebrities such as Padraig Harrington and Richard Branson being amongst the most notable people to opt for [...]

Cathedral eye clinic is now providing state of the art glaucoma diagnostic and surgical care to improve patient’s quality of life by reducing their requirement for topical anti-glaucomatous drop therapy. Professor Colin Willoughby is now offering assessments to known glaucoma [...]

Dry Eyes are one of the most common ocular surface problems seen by ophthalmologists today with over 4 million people in the UK estimated to suffer from this condition. It occurs when an individual does not produce enough tears or [...]

IOL Types The Monofocal IOL Monofocal IOLs have one single focus, this means that near object may not be completely focused without the possible need for reading spectacles. To enable a person to see over a greater range without the [...]

A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye which causes vision to deteriorate.  The majority of cataracts are related to age and are very common in older people.  It is a natural part of the aging process. [...]

At Cathedral our surgeons specialise in the reconstruction and repair of injuries to the eye.  Anterior segment injuries could involve traumatic blunt force or penetrating injuries to the lids, conjunctiva, cornea, iris and the lens of the eye.  Trauma to [...]