Mobile IV Therapy in Dublin, California
Dublin takes its name from Ireland. Irish settlers bought land from José María Amador in 1850 and founded a town at the crossroads, and the post office adopted the name in the 1890s; before that the area was called Alamilla Springs, after a spring near today’s Dublin Boulevard and Dougherty Road. Amador’s 1835 grant of 16,500 acres had already given the Amador Valley its name. The Murray Schoolhouse opened in 1856 with 50 pupils, Old St. Raymond’s Church went up in 1859, and Green’s Store followed in 1860; all three still stand where Dublin Boulevard meets Donlon Way. Dublin Boulevard itself once carried the Lincoln Highway. The first housing tracts reached West Dublin in 1960, the city incorporated in February 1982, and by 2020 about 72,600 people lived here.
Town founded1850Named forDublin, IrelandNearest clinicPleasantonTravel feeNone at $240+
A heritage park, a waterpark and ridge trails
Dublin Heritage Park & Museums
A 10-acre park at Dublin Boulevard and Donlon Way with historic buildings, lawns, picnic areas and the Pioneer Cemetery, open during daylight hours.
The Wave at Emerald Glen Park
The city’s aquatic center at 4201 Central Parkway, with a slide tower and splash zone open Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Dublin Hills Regional Open Space Preserve
Grassland ridges reached from the Donlon Point Staging Area, with a stretch of the Calaveras Ridge Trail and wide views.
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
The city’s two-day spring festival, a nod to its Irish name; the 2027 celebration is set for March 13 and 14.
Booking in Dublin
Tell us where. A home in Wallis Ranch or Tassajara Hills, an apartment near one of the two BART stations or an office off Dublin Boulevard; add the unit or gate code.
Choose a time. At least an hour out; slots open every hour and fifteen minutes.
Keep your phone close. Email and text confirm the booking, and the nurse texts when on the way.
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West Dublin to Tassajara Hills
We cover Dublin from the West Dublin hills and Dublin Boulevard east to Wallis Ranch and Tassajara Hills. Mobile appointments of $240 or more have no travel fee. Would you rather come in? Our clinic is at 220 Division St Ste B in Pleasanton, just south across I-580. Nearby: Pleasanton San Ramon Livermore Book a Dublin visit
Dublin questions
Can the nurse meet me near a BART station?
Yes. Book with the building name and unit, or the address where you will be.
Is there a travel fee?
Mobile appointments of $240 or more have no travel fee.
Is there a clinic near Dublin?
Yes. Our clinic is at 220 Division St Ste B in Pleasanton, just across I-580.
Can a group book together?
Yes. One person books and prepays one IV; everyone else pays when the nurse arrives.
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Dublin, California
West Dublin to Tassajara Hills. Mobile appointments of $240 or more have no travel fee.