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The Palliative Care unit has close links to all major South Dublin hospitals, including St James’s Hospital, Tallaght Hospital, Naas General Hospital and St Vincent’s University Hospital. The Specialist Palliative Care unit in Harold’s Cross is one of the oldest and largest in Ireland. More than 780 patients are admitted to the inpatient wards annually.
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Both Patrick and Willie Pearse came for confessions on the day of the Easter Rising. Mrs Pearse and Patrick himself also taught Irish language lessons in the community Scout Hall next to the church. The 1916 Volunteers, who had a training ground in nearby Kimmage, are said to have paid a visit to Mount Argus Church to pray just before taking part in the 1916 Easter Rising. The Roman Catholic parish church is the Church of the Holy Rosary.
The De Meones family, who gave their name to Rathmines, also owned lands at Harold's Cross in the fourteenth century. An aspect of the name theories is that Harold’s Cross lies on the ancient Slíghe Chualann, a major South to North route and one of the ‘Five Great Roads’ of medieval Ireland and a key southern entry point into Dublin City via Clanbrassil Street. An inspiration to all those that visit, the garden reflects our belief that Palliative Care is not preparation for the end of life it is an opportunity to celebrate someone special and their time on earth. Our patients’ spiritual and emotional journeys are echoed in this new garden with areas of social interaction as well as areas for quiet reflection, complimented by a variety of sensory experiences and memories for all who visit. To you – their vital life and legacy – and you’ll be joining in a community of kindness, support and celebration.
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Harold's Cross Park, a small and well-maintained city park, occupies the site of the original village green and contains a playground, water feature and coffee kiosk. Harold's Cross is situated north of Terenure and Rathgar, west of Rathmines, east of Crumlin and Kimmage, and directly south from the Grand Canal at Clanbrassil Street. It lies within the jurisdiction of Dublin City Council, and straddles the boundary of Dublin 6, Dublin 6W and Dublin 12 postal districts. Now, we’ve embarked on a state-of-the art refurbishment project to upgrade the facilities at Blackrock Hospice costing €7m. Our aim is to create a high-quality and comforting environment for our patients and their families. The new “state of the art “Palliative Care unit was finished to the highest standards and without impacting on the surrounding services and to full client satisfaction.
Your generosity and kindness will help ensure our nurses and team continue to provide compassionate and specialist care for patients in our hospices and within their homes. Key elements requiring detailed planning included existing wards within the live hospice environment and all service tie-ins and alterations that were required throughout the project. Careful consideration was given to the planning, management and control of noise, vibration and dust given the extremely sensitive nature of the surrounding environment throughout the project involving detailed planning and use of precise method statements. All method statements were issued well in advance of planned works to ensure client approval and time for any control or contingency measures to be put in place prior to the elements of work proceeding. 36 bed extension and refurbishment of 800m2 of the existing palliative care unit.
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By working and communicating as a team across the Hospice, the home, the Day Hospice and the hospitals, we aim to walk with you every step of the way. The father of Patrick Pearse (Pádraic Mac Piarais), James, was a stonemason for Mount Argus Church. The Pearse family had a long association with the Passionists and Mount Argus.
Due to the complexity of the works the project was carried out on a phased bases. The project was carried out in within a live sensitive & acute environment in which existing operations of the unit were maintained and protected during the works. Our service provides information to health professionals on all aspects of drug therapy used in palliative care. It is provided by our Pharmacy department who are also happy to answer any queries you may have. John Charles D'Arcy, father of a famous Church of Ireland clergyman Charles D'Arcy, had a family home in the Mount Tallant area of Harold's Cross.
There are over 600 staff and almost 300 volunteers who deliver this excellent service for patients and their families. Here we will tell you about our services and help you decide if they are what your patient needs. You can help us by joining an event, organising your own, or volunteering your time – we’d be so glad of your support. You can find 425 people working at EVA Cosmetics - Egypt on FinalScout. Harold's Cross Stadium was one of two main greyhound racing stadia in Dublin, the other being Shelbourne Park in Ringsend.
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Initially Mount Jerome was an exclusively Protestant cemetery but was later opened up to Catholic burials. There is now also a distinct Islamic plot, to the right near the entrance. In 1804 the sisters of the order of St. Clare moved to the village to run a female orphanage , founded the previous year. This is now the Saint Clare's Convent and Primary School, and is the oldest Catholic school in the Archdiocese of Dublin. Beside the convent is the national headquarters for the Secular Franciscan Order.
It closed in February 2017 due to a need to repay debts arising from a major development in Limerick. Honour Bright, a prostitute (real name Elizabeth O'Neill) was murdered in June 1925, and her body found in the mountains. Witnesses last saw her alive at Leonards' Corner, just to the north of Harolds' Cross. Dr Patrick Purcell, a medical doctor in County Wicklow, and Leopold J. Dillon, a Garda, were put on trial charged with the murder but were acquitted.
Mary Aikenhead, founder of the Sisters of Charity order, lived in Our Lady's Mount from 1845 onwards. She bought a large Georgian house at Greenmount from a famous abolitionist family called Webb who were members of the Society of Friends , after she offered more than a rival bid from Mount Jerome cemetery. A new Hospice building was commenced in 1886, and many more buildings followed. The Complementary & Creative Arts therapies Department has been an integrated part of our services since 1994. They play a key role in the holistic care of our patients and residents. The team provides a range of supports to patients including aromatherapy, massage, reflexology, relaxation and meditation techniques.
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