First 15 deliveries christen hospital facilities

WITHIN 24 hours of its opening, 15 babies had been born at the country’s newest maternity hospital.

First 15 deliveries christen hospital facilities
Mon, 02 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Catherine Shanahan

Reflecting Ireland’s multicultural society, the first baby born at the €75 million Cork University Maternity Hospital (CUMH) was to Polish parents. The last babies born in St Finbarr’s Maternity Unit and the Erinville Maternity Hospital were to French and Germany parents respectively.

In the Bon Secours Maternity Hospital, the last baby born was Irish.

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CourtsHealthPlace: IrelandPlace: GermanyPlace: Kenmare, Co KerryPlace: St FinbarrPlace: Glanmire, CorkPlace: St Finbarr’sPlace: ErinvillePlace: Bantry, West CorkPlace: BonsPlace: Douglas, CorkPerson: Kacper PosladaPerson: LuizaPerson: Miciej PosladaPerson: Dylan BrahimPerson: MargueritePerson: LaurentPerson: LaurenPerson: Theodor GermuthPerson: PhenpornPerson: FrankPerson: TheodorPerson: Siún DolanPerson: RuthPerson: Patrick DolanPerson: Barry O’BrienPerson: O’BrienOrganisation: Cork University Maternity HospitalOrganisation: St Finbarr’s Maternity UnitOrganisation: Erinville Maternity HospitalOrganisation: Bon Secours Maternity HospitalOrganisation: HSEOrganisation: Irish Nurses OrganisationOrganisation: INOOrganisation: HSE SouthOrganisation: Resources
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