Article

O'Carroll, Austin and O'Reilly, Fiona (2008) Health of the homeless in Dublin: has anything changed in the context of Ireland's economic boom? European Journal of Public Health , 18 , (5) , pp. 448-453.

O'Reilly, Fiona and O'Connell, David and O'Carroll, Austin and Whitford, David L and Long, Jean (2011) Sharing control: user involvement in general practice based methadone maintenance. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine , 28 , (3) , pp. 129-133.

Ní Cheallaigh, Clíona and Cullivan, Sarah and Sears, Jess and Lawlee, Ann Marie and Browne, Joe and Kieran, Jennifer and Segurado, Ricardo and O'Carroll, Austin and O'Reilly, Fiona and Creagh, Donnacha and Bergin, Colm and Kenny, Rose Anne and Byrne, Declan (2017) Usage of unscheduled hospital care by homeless individuals in Dublin, Ireland: a cross-sectional study. BMJ Open , 7 , (11) , e016420.

O'Reilly, Fiona and McAuliffe, Ruaidhri and Long, Jean (2011) Users’ experiences of cathinones sold in head shops and online. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine , 28 , (1) , S4-S7.

Report

Saris, A. Jamie and O'Reilly, Fiona (2010) A dizzying array of substances: an ethnographic study of drug use in the Canal Communities area. Dublin: Canal Communities Local Drugs Task Force.

O'Reilly, Fiona and Barror, Suzanne and Hannigan, Ailish and Scriver, Stacey and Ruane, Lynn and McFarlane, Anne and O'Carroll, Austin (2015) Homelessness: an unhealthy state. Health status, risk behaviours and service utilisation among homeless people in two Irish cities. Dublin: The Partnership for Health Equality.

O'Reilly, Fiona and Reaper, Emily and Redmond, Tom (2005) "We're people too." Views of drugs users on health services. Dublin, Dublin, Dublin: UISCE, Mountjoy Street Family Practice, Participation and Practice of Rights Project.

Conference or Workshop Item

O'Reilly, Fiona (2010) Changing patterns of drug use and alcohol. In: Community drugs problem: defining the problem - defending the responses conference, 15 October 2010, Dublin.

Thesis

O'Reilly, Fiona (2012) Reality or rhetoric? Community involvement in primary care in north inner city Dublin. PhD thesis, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.