Plea to shut nursing home rejected

The High Court today rejected an application to shut down a Dublin nursing home which a health board claimed had breached several regulations.

Fri, 27 Aug, 2004 - 16:23

The High Court today rejected an application to shut down a Dublin nursing home which a health board claimed had breached several regulations.

Ms Justice Mary Finlay-Geoghegan ruled that Rostrevor nursing home could remain open as the South Western Area Health Board had no powers under current legislation to close it.

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