Work to start on first children’s hospice

Evelyn Ring

Work to start on first children’s hospice
Fri, 06 May, 2005 - 01:00

The E6 million hospice care unit will be built within the grounds of the Children’s Sunshine Home in Foxrock, with construction work expected to start within the next three months.

When developed, the hospice will be able to provide support for up to 300 families.

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